John Heilpern
Articles by John Heilpern
Should Old Acquaintance Be Revived? Probably; Also: Blurring Broadway Not-for-Profit
Joan Marcus
Harriet Harris and Margaret Colin in Old Acquaintance at the American Airlines Theatre.
Old Acquaintance at the Roundabout ambles along quite stylishly with a few amusing moments and two intermissions. As period comedies go, it went. read more »
The Great August Wilson Waves Farewell With a Furious Comic Coda From a New World
Carol Rosegg
Anthony Chisholm and John Earl Jelks in Radio Golf at the Cort Theatre.
Radio Golf, set in 1997, is the only example of a Wilson play to deal with the black middle class. read more »
We Still Have Nixon to Kick Around—and Frost
Joan Marcus
Michael Sheen as David Frost.
As I was saying, there’s no one like Frank Langella in American theater—unless, of course, it’s Marian Seldes. Mr. Langella is a star actor who would be at home on a 19th-century stage. read more »
Martyrs, Saints and Queens: Rudnick's Rude Entertainment
Paul Rudnick's Rude Entertainment for the esteemed Drama Dept. read more »
