Review: Stephen Rea Is One Really Mad Man in ‘Cyprus Avenue’
David Ireland’s bruising drama presents a Northern Irish variation on a very topical archetype — the angry white male under siege
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David Ireland’s bruising drama presents a Northern Irish variation on a very topical archetype — the angry white male under siege
By BEN BRANTLEY
The magicians Joshua Jay and Vitaly Beckman, both in one-man shows in Manhattan, are exploring uses of enchantment. And kitchen supplies.
By ALEXIS SOLOSKI
A quippy Jesse Tyler Ferguson stars in Jordan Harrison’s shapeless look at what happens when the L.G.B.T. alliance starts to turn on itself.
By JESSE GREEN
It’s not the Mary Martin vehicle you loved as a child. But Bernstein’s version is getting a rare revival at the Bard SummerScape festival.
By ELISABETH VINCENTELLI
The work is an adaptation of Sophocles’s Greek tragedy that was conceived in the wake of Michael Brown’s 2014 death in Missouri.
By ANDREW R. CHOW
As school shootings mount, educators face the question of how to present gunfire on stage amid students’ fears that their school could be next.
By NAVEEN KUMAR
What they liked, what they hated, who was left out and more disagreement about “Mr. Burns.”
A London journalist takes pity on his New York colleagues and the “unadventurous” work they ended up championing.
By ANDRZEJ LUKOWSKI
They portray the title character in this play by Tracy Letts. In a conversation, they talked about their work and the production.
By ALEXIS SOLOSKI