‘Office Hours’: The Bats take on A.R. Gurney
One of the largely unsung pleasures of downtown theatergoing in Manhattan is watching the work of the resident troupe — The Bats — at Jim Simpson’s The Flea Theatre on White St. Artistic director...
View Article‘Just Cause’: the terrorists who couldn’t shoot straight
Is there still a revolutionary spark in America? With so many college-age kids here facing the same dismal economic future as the young people of Egypt and Tunisia et al, it’s fascinating to ponder...
View Article‘Mary-Kate Olsen is in Love’: dreaming men and women
Mallery Avidon’s new play at The Flea Theater — “Mary-Kate Olsen is in Love” — only runs a bit over an hour but it is jam packed with provocative ideas and strong performances. The comedy-drama mixes...
View Article‘My Mother’: storytelling magic in a Tribeca basement
Two terrific actresses — Katherine Folk-Sullivan and Layla Khoshnoudi — spin a mesmerizing tale of boredom and bloodshed on the plains of Middle America in “My Mother Keeps Our Hammer” by Brian...
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