Mr. Murphy won a Tony Award for his only Broadway role a comically discontented Irishman in The Beauty Queen of Leenane.

To a Funny, Grumpy Duo, Add Whiffs of Mortality
In watching David Saint s production of The Sunshine Boys at George Street Playhouse in New Brunswick, one is struck by the realization that Neil Simon s brand of stage comedy is now rarely in evidence in new works.

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Inspired by Ghosts of Hamlets Past
Scott Shepherd has emerged as the new main man at the Wooster Group, the famously tight-knit group of collaborative artists.

A Really Big Shoe
Portraying the Monster in Young Frankenstein, the Broadway adaptation of the Mel Brooks movie, comes easily for the 6-foot-3, 270-pound actor.

Stumbling in the Dark, Surrounded by Death
J.T. Rogers packs so much into The Overwhelming, his honorable and aptly titled new play about blundering Americans in Rwanda in 1994, that it takes awhile to realize what he s left out.

Barely a Moment s Peace to Be Antiwar
The publicity for the play A Hard Heart calls Kathleen Chalfant an actor and activist : she had come to the rehearsal from an antiwar demonstration at the United Nations.

World War I Veterans Face Sweet and Fitting Lie
In Stephen Massicotte s excellent new play, T. E. Lawrence and Robert Graves are two veterans and it takes no leap of the imagination to translate their World War I experiences into stories from today s newspaper.

Here Come the Waterworks
Here Come the Waterworks Big business is bigger and better than ever, with better hair, bigger hits, and the kind of overwhelming Norman Schwarzkopf-style force that rolls like thunder, stings like a missile, and–above all–takes no shit. On Here Come the Waterworks, their second full-length, bassist/vocalist Jared Warren and drummer Coady […]

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