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The America Play Proves Parks' Mastery
The America Play at the Hasty Pudding Theatre through April 10 History is at the heart of The America Play,
WENDY WASSERSTEIN
Playwright Wendy Wasserstein exudes a fuzzy warmness that belies an ambitious and successful career in the theater. Her play Uncommon
Before War of the Roses
Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf by Edward Albee directed by Larry Arrick at the Hasty Pudding through November 28 It
Park Has Subtle, Surprising Power
Park Your Car in Havard Yard by Israel Horovitz directed by Grey Johnson at the Hasty Pudding Theater through October
Serious Issues, Intense Monologues At the A.R.T.'s Season Kickoff
Karen Finely and Eric Bogosian at the American Repertory Theatre September 20-26 Karen Finley and Eric Bogosian are about as
Song-Filled Crisis Over Personal Identity Carries In Trousers
In Trousers, currently in production at the Lyric Stage, is a small play with big ambitions. In its Boston premiere,
The Lunacy of Africa
Isabel Dyson is a young white girl who once felt "very virtuous about our pioneering mission." Thami Mbikwana is a
Face Value: Where Asians Are White-Faced, WASPs Are Yellow-Faced and All Are Confused
Face Value, the much-awaited world premiere written by David Henry Hwang, promises "a place to start building your world." In
Politics and The Playwright
Recently The Crimson spoke with David Henry Hwang, Face Value, is in Boston for its pre-Broad-way Hwang, M. Butterfly, a
Beautiful Black Snow Won't Stick
Black Snow by Keith Dewhurst based on the novel by Mikhail Bulgakov directed by Richard Jones at the American Repertory