‘Olive’: turning New York City bile into hilarity
In “Olive and the Bitter Herbs,” downtown cult playwright Charles Busch seems to be channeling the New York City Jewish angst that powered Neil Simon in his peak years (the late 1960s and 1970s). Simon...
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A walking history of film, the writer and actor Charles Busch creates plays that simultaneously praise and bury the acting and storytelling styles of the Golden Age of Hollywood. For more than 30...
View Article‘Desert Cities’: end of touring benefits regional theaters
Yesterday, to prepare for a feature on a Connecticut production of “Time Stands Still,” I had a fascinating interview/conversation with the playwright Donald Margulies. Margulies has done well as a...
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