Flying Over Sunset
On paper, the play’s construct seems delightfully crazed. Take Aldous Huxley, Clare Boothe Luce and Cary Grant, feed them all some LSD and let the sparks fly. On stage, the difficulties become apparent.
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Author: Stanford Friedman
Kimberly Akimbo
A cruel yet kind, heartbreaking but silly tragi-romp through the wilds of suburban New Jersey.
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Morning’s At Seven
Rather than mortality, this Paul Osborn comedy, which is no spring chicken itself, deals with marital woes, real estate and roads not taken; the stuff of midlife crises. Which is to say that the playwright was on the cusp of 40 when he wrote it.
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Autumn Royal
Succeeds in delivering the disquieting goods of hopelessness, along with a bonus dose of family turmoil.
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What Happened?: The Michaels Abroad
The lifeblood of Richard Nelson’s work is not so much infected by a virus as it is possessed by the passage of time and the burden of distance.
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