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    Oct 7, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  1. Dispatch from New York: Yes, the Public Theater's 'Gatz' is really six hours long

    Culture Monster
    There are no surviving recordings of F. Scott Fitzgerald reading any portion of his masterpiece, “The Great Gatsby,” but if Fitzgerald ever did read aloud from the 1925 novel, it was probably nothing like “Gatz,” an 8-hour theatrical experience...
    2. Nov 15, 2010 | Los Angeles Times

  2. Marathon Drama Redux: 'Gatz' and 'Angels in America'

    Culture Monster
    Theatrical marathons, those all-day affairs adored by festival-trotting Europeans, are quietly staging a comeback in New York. Nothing as momentous as Peter Brook’s production of “The Mahabharata” or the Royal Shakespeare Company’s “Nicholas...
    3. Sep 1, 2011 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  3. Broadway casting set for 'Chinglish'

    The entire Goodman Theatre cast of David Henry Hwang's “Chinglish” will reprise their roles on Broadway this fall. With one exception. The central role of Daniel, played at the Goodman by James Waterston, will now be played by Gary Wilmes....

    Tags: Broadway Theater, Goodman Theatre, David Henry Hwang, James Waterston

    4. Oct 27, 2011 |Column| Chicago Tribune

  4. Pacific rim shot: Comic 'Chinglish' hits Broadway

    NEW YORK — David Henry Hwang's direct-from-Chicago comedy "Chinglish" arrives on Broadway amid a crowded fall for new American plays. This arresting and amusing riff on the innumerable translation problems — of language, culture, love — that result when Westerners try to make overtures across the Pacific has broadened (and tensed up) on the eastward migration of director Leigh Silverman's production. But "Chinglish" remains a fascinating comic bookend to "M. Butterfly," the more serious and softer-gauzed 1988 play that launched the career of America's foremost dramatic chronicler of East-West relations.
    NEW YORK — David Henry Hwang's direct-from-Chicago comedy "Chinglish" arrives on Broadway amid a crowded fall for new American plays. This arresting and amusing riff on the innumerable translation problems — of language, culture, love —...

    Tags: Mergers, Acquisitions and Takeovers, China, Broadway Theater, Arts and Culture, Goodman Theatre

    5. May 29, 2005 |Story| Chicago Tribune

  5. 'Red Light Winter' sends a chill with deftly acted, desperate story

    Tribune theater critic
    Adam Rapp, a writer drawn to hopeless romantics and those who feast on them, has written three-fifths or so of his best play yet: "Red Light Winter," an arresting study in melancholic triangulation and obsessions dashed, charting the intersection of two...

    Tags: Neil LaBute, Social Issues, Trips and Vacations, Death, Prostitution

    6. Jan 27, 2002 |Story| Metromix

  6. Theater review, 'Boxing 2000' by Performing Arts Chicago the Athenaeum Theatre

    Tribune arts reporter
    During the last couple of years, Richard Maxwell has become a darling of the international conceptual theater scene, producing his distinctively avant-garde brand of minimalist theater in New York, Brussels, Berlin and beyond. Audiences and critics...

    Tags: David Mamet, Death, Sports, Boxing

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