Review Roundup: THE INVENTION OF LOVE at Theaterlab
The notices are in for The Invention of Love, the MAP Theater’s rare New York revival of Tom Stoppard’s 1997 play about the Latin scholar and poet A. E.
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The notices are in for The Invention of Love, the MAP Theater’s rare New York revival of Tom Stoppard’s 1997 play about the Latin scholar and poet A. E.
The reviews are in for The Holes, Max Wolf Friedlich’s follow-up to Job, which opened at the Wild Project on September 22 under the direction of Michael Herwitz.
The reviews are in for America, Who Hurt You?, the solo show Sarah Jones has brought to the Polonsky Shakespeare Center in Brooklyn, where National Black Theatre and Theatre for a New Audience are presenting it through…
The notices are in for The Cherry Orchard, Simon Stone’s Korean-language reinvention of Chekhov’s last play, which opened at the Park Avenue Armory on September 16 for a ten-day run in the Wade Thompson Drill Hall.
The reviews are in for Pre-Existing Condition, Marin Ireland’s play about a woman piecing her life together after an assault by her boyfriend, now running at Greenwich House Theater with Lupita Nyong’o as its first A.