Westport’s “Don Juan” Shows Us a Character that Charms and Repels
By Karen Isaacs Don Juan, the legendary seducer, has been around for centuries. He’s shown up in an opera
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Westport’s “The Understudy” Shows How Casting and Direction Can Change Focus
By Karen Isaacs The Understudy by Theresa Rebeck, the current production at Westport Country Playhouse, is a good example of
“Invisible Hand” at TheaterWorks Is Engrossing Political/Financial Thriller
By Karen Isaacs Money is the subject of many adages – from “money is the root of all evil” to
“Appropriate” – a Dysfunctional Family Drama Now at Westport
By Karen Isaacs Writers, including playwrights, love dysfunctional families. From Oedipus to August, Osage County and Who’s Afraid of Virginia
“Invisible Hand” at Westport Is Engrossing Political/Financial Thriller
By Karen Isaacs Money is the subject of many adages – from “money is the root of all evil” to
Westport’s “And a Nightingale Sang” Is Well Acted Look at Family Life in WWII
By Karen Isaacs And a Nightingale Sang is one of those plays that is difficult to categorize. While it is
“Nora” — Westport’s Production Misses
Westport Country Playhouse is presenting the great Swedish director Ingmar Bergman’s adaptation of the classic play A Doll’s House by
Two on the Aisle 