Tag: Curtain Call

Little Fish Ends an Era with a “Pick of the Vine” that Harvests New Beginnings

Little Fish Theatre Forced to Leave the Only Pond They’ve Ever Known

“Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play” Ably Celebrates Remembrance of Things Loved

Maybe It’s Just Me, but Steve Martin’s “Meteor Sky” Is Unfunny as Can Be

“Frankenstein 1930” Is More Melodrama Than Mary Shelley

“Seminar” Marries Nice Writing to Excellent Acting

“The Motherfucker with the Hat” Wickedly Funny, Superbly Acted

Stage Adaptation of “Misery” Isn’t — and Was Never Going to Be — the Film

Spirit Trumps Visual Shortcomings in “The Wizard of Oz”

Curtain Call: Everything Comes Together in Brilliant An American in Paris