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2016-17 Connecticut Theater Season, Recent Posts, Reviews

“Relativity” – Judging the Genius as a Family Man

By Karen Isaacs  Einstein was a genius; everyone agrees. But Relativity the new play by Mark St. Germain now at TheaterWorks through Nov. 23, explores Einstein the husband, father and man. In particular, the play deals with Einstein’s daughter Liserl who has been a mystery to Einstein biographers. Liserl was born before he and his first wife, Mileva Maric married. No definite proof seems to … Continue reading “Relativity” – Judging the Genius as a Family Man

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Controversy, New Plays, Goodspeed’s Season and More

Inside notes and comments about Connecticut and New York Professional Theater By Karen Isaacs  Oscar Winner in Hartford: Richard Dreyfuss, who won an Oscar and has performed before in Connecticut at Long Wharf, has joined the cast of Relativity, at TheaterWorks. The new play by Mark St. Germain is about a mystery in Einstein’s life: the birth of a daughter in 1902 who was never … Continue reading Controversy, New Plays, Goodspeed’s Season and More

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