Elizabeth Ann Foster, Author at The Front Row Center

Enter Laughing

Posted by Elizabeth Ann Foster | May 18, 2019 | Reviews

The play original billed in 1930 as the antidote for today’s depression can easily be said to do the same in today’s polarized political atmosphere. Laughter is always a good remedy for both sides of the aisle. Stuart Ross has dusted off this play and has made it relevant. Follow David Kolowitz as he navigates his overbearing family, boss, girls in his life to do as his mother says – what he loves.

Plano

Posted by Elizabeth Ann Foster | May 10, 2019 | Reviews

Go find out why all the men go to Plano and the women complain.

Hans Christian Andersen Tales Real and Imagined

Posted by Elizabeth Ann Foster | May 6, 2019 | Reviews

“Hans Christian Andersen Tales Real and Imagined” is the latest in a series of productions by the Ensemble for the Romantic Century. A fairy tale version of a play that will put you to sleep.

And the Nominee is……

Posted by Elizabeth Ann Foster | May 4, 2019 | Blog

This season The Front Row Center was invited to the Tony Nominations Announcements. Out intrepid critics Holli Harms and Elizabeth Ann Foster (https://thefrontrowcenter.com/authors/ ) got up way too early to be at Lincoln Center by 7:30. Here is the report!

The Bigot

Posted by Elizabeth Ann Foster | May 2, 2019 | Reviews

The play’s writers were discriminated against and draw on their personal experiences for the seed of this play. As they say in the playwright’s notes “Bigotry was no stranger in our lives, but as you can see in our play, we never lost hope…”