Roundabout Theatre – Two on the Aisle

Roundabout’s “The Rose Tattoo” Has Some Interesting Elements, But Is Over-Wrought

By Karen Isaacs The Rose Tattoo by Tennessee Williams is much less frequently revived than Streetcar Named Desire, Cat

By Karen Isaacs The aftermath of @MeToo has caused problems for theaters producing many classic works. How much do you

By Karen Isaacs Janet McTeer doesn’t appear enough on Broadway. This gifted actress always wins praise – whether it was

By Karen Isaacs John Lithgow is one of America’s outstanding actors. He’s created numerous roles and won multiple awards, most

By Karen Isaacs It’s the semifinals of the US Open and the it pits the perennial number one tennis player

By Karen Isaacs The curtain rises on the first scene of Time and the Conways now at Roundabout’s American Airlines

By Karen Isaacs One of the hardest things for most people to do, is to realize that the choices we

By Karen Isaacs A recurrent trend in musicals is to take a well-known Hollywood musical and adapt it for the

By Karen Isaacs As I was watching the Fiasco Theater’s “intimate” production of Into the Words now playing at Roundabout’s

Inside notes and comments about Connecticut and New York Professional Theater By Karen Isaacs Woody Sez: The show about the