REVIEW: ‘Angels Fall’ at CTD
Wilson was a prolific playwright who’s seldom talked about in reverential tones; with productions like this (and the rencent The Madness of Lady Bright), he may receive the critical reevaluation he deserves.
Read MoreWilson was a prolific playwright who’s seldom talked about in reverential tones; with productions like this (and the rencent The Madness of Lady Bright), he may receive the critical reevaluation he deserves.
Read MoreWhile hysterically funny in ways that print cannot do justice, Fruit Fly is, first and foremost, a performance: In the course of 90 minutes (it was only suppose to be about 70, but he was on a roll), Jordan spoke not only in his own voice but that of his still-living mother, a hard-drinking Southern lady, an antique drag queen, an obese speakeasy
Read MoreMe and Mrs. Jordan The last year, Jordan got booked in Los Angeles on the condition he perform all-new material. “I started thinking about my mother and how she had this box of slides. My mom was the last of nine and my dad was...
Read MoreBack in September of 2006, I had a pre-arranged interview with him on the Monday between two big events: On the previous Saturday, he would be attending the “technical” Emmy Awards — what Kathy Griffin so derisively calls “The Schmemmys” — as a nominee best guest actor in a comedy series for Will & Grace; the following Sunday would be the actual broadcast primetime ceremony
Read MoreAlways getting caught The Contemporary Theatre of Dallas presents Cheaters written by Michael Jacobs and directed by Michael Serrecchia. No, this isn’t a stage version of that horrible reality show putting cheating boyfriends...
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