Six Passionate Women
This is a romp. But beneath the comedic surface are more serious questions, the kind that never...
Read MorePosted by Raphael Badagliacca | Oct 25, 2014 | Reviews
This is a romp. But beneath the comedic surface are more serious questions, the kind that never...
Read MorePosted by Raphael Badagliacca | Sep 16, 2014 | Reviews
Here are two characters in a predicament as lonely as that of the two hobos in Waiting for Godot, caught in an ongoing exchange as situational and comical as any between Abbot and Costello. Like Vladimir and Estragon here are two guys waiting for their fate. But unlike Beckett’s play, something does happen and it keeps happening to our delight
Read MorePosted by Raphael Badagliacca | Aug 20, 2014 | Reviews
Last night there was more than one murder in a dimly-lit parking lot on the Lower East Side. Innocent passersby were arrested in their tracks by what they happened upon. But they should not have been so surprised. Scenes like...
Read MorePosted by Raphael Badagliacca | Aug 11, 2014 | Reviews
“Lucky me,” I was thinking to myself once again as I sat in the NJ Repertory Theatre in Long Branch, because this theatre is such a find. Twenty minutes before show time were enough to quietly marvel at the set – a seemingly...
Read MorePosted by Raphael Badagliacca | Jun 21, 2014 | Blog
In a sense, a reading is a greater test of a script than a full-fledged play, precisely because in a reading all you have are the words. But what could be more appropriate for a figure as invested in words as Oriana Fallaci? She is the subject of “Fallaci, a Woman Against,” one more performance in the eclectic two-week run (June 9 -24) of In Scena, the Italian Theater Festival taking place in all five boroughs of NYC.
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