TDF VIDEO: Backstage at Imaginocean

September 2, 2010 No Comments
Dressing Albee’s Twins
How Jennifer von Mayrhauser’s costumes evoke the spirit of Edward Albee’s new play
In the Playwrights Horizons production of Edward Albee’s Me, Myself & I, twin brothers wear matching outfits. Their loopy mother, who can’t tell them apart after twenty-eight years, wears a blowsy nightgown, and the doctor who shares her bed wears a suit, even when he’s under the covers.
August 31, 2010 No Comments
“It Must Be Him’s” Identity Crisis

Most of us have had an identity crisis, but it probably hasn’t resulted in an edgy musical about naughty gay sex. But that’s exactly the outcome in It Must Be Him, Kenny Solms’ new comedy about a once-beloved television writer who is desperately trying to recapture his professional mojo while he navigates his love life.
August 26, 2010 No Comments
TDF Passport: Buenos Aires
Your guide to theatre in B.A., Buenos Aires, Big Apple
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In this installment of TDF Passport, we journey south to Buenos Aires, Argentina. Buenos Aires is a city rich with live performance, and because of the dollar-to-peso exchange rate, tickets are very affordable. Here are five things to keep in mind before you go.
August 24, 2010 No Comments
Freud, Fiction, and God
A new play uses history and fiction to argue about faith
Mark St. Germain could have created a fictional psychoanalyst and a fictional Oxford professor. He could have put those characters in a fictional British estate on the eve of World War II and had them debate life, death, and religion.
August 19, 2010 No Comments



