Rick On Theater

My unmediated impressions and thoughts on, especially, theater and other topics of interest to me.

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Showing posts with label death. Show all posts
24 March 2017

'Wakey, Wakey'

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A dying man making an appearance in a theater?   Whoaaa!   That might well be your reaction—it was mine—when you twig to what Will Eno’s co...
06 March 2017

'Everybody'

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Plays built around gimmicks are often more interesting as theatrical fillips than satisfying as artistic experiences—curiosities more than ...
19 March 2012

'The Lady from Dubuque'

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On Friday evening, 9 March, Diana and I returned to the new Pershing Square Signature Center on Theatre Row to see the revival of Edward Alb...
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Rick
After college and the army, I studied acting and theater; I have an MFA in Acting and uncompleted Ph.D. in Performance Studies (ABD). I have worked as an actor, director, dramaturg/literary advisor, critic/reviewer, essayist, editor, and teacher of theater and acting (studio/conservatory, college, high school, and middle school). Several years ago, some theater friends who don't live in New York anymore asked me to keep them informed about what I see and I began sending them detailed, opinionated e-mails.
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