Frances T. Ruml

Paradise Found

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W HILE PRINCESS IDA is justifiably one of Gilbert and Sullivan's least popular and least well-known operettas-neither Darwinism nor higher

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D ESPITE several glaring faults, Theater Works' King Lear succeeds. The acting is strong, the pace appropriate, and the technical

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H AD ALICE James not been born into the family of intellectuals that she was her life would be of

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M EASURE FOR MEASURE was Shakespeare's last real comedy, and in it, Shakespeare is often seen to have lost his

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N OEL COWARD'S Design for Living, as it is now performed by the Huntington Theater Company, shines and glistens, amuses

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I N DEFENSE OF his novel The Picture of Dorian Gray, which had offended Victorian moral sensibilities Oscar Wilde wrote

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HORROR AND HYSTERIA are the recurring keynotes in Christopher Durang's Baby with the Buthwater: like his Sister Mary Ignatius Explains

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T HE STING II bears virtually no resemblance to the original. so the use of that title to draw in