By Jared Craig
In her latest project, Pulitzer prize-winning dramatist Suzan-Lori Parks covers the country. Read the rest of this entry ?
Archive for the ‘Theater’ Category
Bach on Stage
February 1, 2007By Mary Ann Nichols
Quick: name a script about a classical musician.
It’s been years since we’ve had a substantial play based on classical music — “Amadeus” was written more than 20 years ago. In my book, any play or movie that helps the cause of classical music is a good thing. Even better, Itamar Moses’s new comedy, “Bach at Leipzig,” is a stage worthy sidekick to “Amadeus.” It is a delightful read (available from Faber & Faber) and not just for those of us who know and/or like the music. Read the rest of this entry ?
The Joint’s Too Big, But It’s Still Jumpin’
January 31, 2007It hit me about halfway through the second act, when a shirtless Joe Wilson, Jr. slid down a rope and began to work a truly spectacular set of pecs: “Ain’t Misbehavin’” could be the horniest show I’ve ever seen in Boston.
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