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Rapture, Blister, Burn

Daily from May 18 until June 24

First-wave feminism succeeded to second, second to third. But Gina Gionfriddo’s new play shows four women (and one man) are still high and dry. Tog...

The Big Meal

By Alexis Soloski | Wed, March 07, 2012

Playwrights Horizons is firmly in the midst of its six-play smorgasbord of a season. Its latest platter: The Big Meal, a multigenerational family saga by Dan LeFranc. Directed by man-of-the-moment Sam Gold, the script begins in a suburban restaura... More »
OFFICE SPACE

By Alexis Soloski | Wed, February 01, 2012

A delightfully cold heart beats beneath the breast of playwright Leslye Headland. In Bachelorette, her scurrilous comedy of female fiendship that played uptown last season, several dainty maidens trash a hotel room and one another on the eve of a ... More »
Milk Like Sugar

By Alexis Soloski | Wed, October 05, 2011

You might think that the dissemination of 16 and Pregnant and Teen Mom would send most adolescents racing for the nearest dose of Depo-Provera. But teen pregnancy--not all of it unplanned--continues. In Kristen Greenidge’s play, a young woman make... More »
LOVE CONNECTION

By Angela Ashman | Wed, August 10, 2011

There are many romantic settings we could think of for a love story—Paris, Tuscany, anywhere with an ocean view. But doing research at a university? In his new comedy Completeness, playwright Itamar Moses shows us exactly how dreamy the long hours... More »