|
Missing the Essence
The Washington Post
; There is an unavoidable problem when impersonating a legendary actress like Eleonora Duse, as Dorothea Hammond is doing in a one-woman show that opened at the New Playwrights' Theatre this week. That is, unless you can give some sense of her greatness as a performer, the soul of the woman remains
|
|
High C's get high marks.(Souvenir)(Theater Review)
Variety
; SOUVENIR (LYCEUM THEATER; 712 SEATS; $86.25 TOP) NEW YORK A Ted Snowdon presentation by arrangement with the York Theater Company of a play with music in two acts by Stephen Temperley. Directed by Vivian Matalon. Set, R. Michael Miller; costumes, Tracy Christensen: lighting, Ann G. Wrightson;
|
|
|
(theater review)
Variety
; (RATTLESTICK THEATER; 99 SEATS; $37.50 TOP) NEW YORK A Rattlestick presentation, in association with Ted Snowdon, of a play in one act by Jonathan Tolins. Directed by Trip Cullman. Set, Takeshi Kata; costumes, Alejo Vietti; lighting, Paul Whitaker; sound, Jeffrey Yoshi Lee; production stage
|
|
|
Little Ham.
Variety
; (JOHN HOUSEMAN THEATER; 287 SEATS; $65 TOP) NEW YORK An Eric Krebs presentation, in association with Ted Snowdon, Martin Hummel, Amas Musical Theater, of a musical based on the play by Langston Hughes, with book by Dan Owens, music by Judd Woldin, lyrics by Richard Engquist and Woldin, from a
|
|
Souvenir.(Theater Review)
Daily Variety
; Souvenir (York Theater at St. Peter's; 176 seats; $55 top) A York Theater Company presentation, in association with Ted Snowdon, of a play with music in two acts by Stephen Temperley. Directed by Vivian Matalon. Set, R. Michael Miller; costumes, Ann G. Wrightson; sound, David Budries; production
|
|
|
The Little Dog Laughed.(Theater review)
Daily Variety
; The Little Dog Laughed (Cort Theater, 1,035 seats: $96.25 top) A Roy Gabay, Susan Dietz, Morris Berchard, Steve Bozeman, Ted Snowdon, Jerry Frankel/Doug Nevin, Jennifer Manocherian/Ina Meibach, Second Stage Theater presentation of a play in two acts by Douglas Carter Beane. Directed by Scott Ellis.
|
|
|
LoveMusik.(Theater review)
Daily Variety
; (Biltmore Theater; 618 seats; $101.25 top) A Manhattan Theater Club presentation by special arrangement with Marry Bell, Aldo Scrofani, Boyett Ostar Prods., Tracy Aron, Roger Berlind/Debra Black, Chase Mishkin, Ted Snowdon, of a musical in two acts with music by Kurt Weill, lyrics by Maxwell
|
|
|
November.(Theater review)
Daily Variety
; [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] (Ethel Barwmore Theater; 1, 120 seats: $99.50 top) A Jeffrey Richards, Jerry Frankel, Jam Theatricals, Bat-Barry Prods., Michael Cohl, Ergo Entertainment, Michael Filerman, Ronald Frankel, Barbara & Buddy Freitag, James Fuld Jr., Roy Furman, JK Prods., Harold A. Thau, Jamie
|
|
|
Satire plays it safe.(November)(Theater review)
Variety
; [ILLUSTRATION OMITTED] NOVEMBER (ETHEL BARRYMORE THEATER; 1,120 SEATS; $99.50 TOP) NEW YORK A Jeffrey Richards, Jerry Frankel, Jam Theatricals, Bat-Barry Prods., Michael Cohl, Ergo Entertainment, Michael Filerman, Ronald Frankel, Barbara & Buddy Freitag, James Fuld Jr., Roy Furman, JK Prods.,
|
|
|
Spring Awakening.(Theater review)
Daily Variety
; (Eugene 0'Neill Theater; 1,107 seats; $111.25 top) An Ira Pittelman, Tom Hulce, Jeffrey Richards, Jerry Frankel, Atlantic Theater Company, Jeffrey Sine, Freddy DeMann, Max Cooper, Mort Swinsky, Cindy and Jay Gutterman, Joe McGinnis, Judith Ann Abrams, ZenDog Prods., Car Jac Prods., Aron Bergson
|