Tag: written by Sandi Durell

Honky, If You’re A Racist Take a Pill

Mar 15, 2013 | Theater

by: Sandi Durell “If you think you don’t need it – you’re probably a racist.” This dark comedy, at Urban Stages, is a true to life reckoning with the worlds of media, marketing and inverse sales techniques that encourage black...

Liza and Alan Together at Town Hall

Mar 15, 2013

by: Sandi Durell Town Hall was packed to the rafters with fans and the roars began even before the...

The Dance and the Railroad – Chinese-American History

Mar 14, 2013 | Theater

by: Sandi Durell David Henry Hwang is an award winning playwright (M. Butterfly, Ching-lish) who enlightens audiences in unique and fascinating ways as a storyteller of history. In “The Dance and the Railroad,” written in 1981,...

Katie Roche Takes the High Road in Teresa Deevy’s 1936 Play

Mar 3, 2013 | Theater

Photo: Richard Termine by: Sandi Durell It’s always delightful to attend the Mint Theater Company revivals as they unearth some of Ireland’s classics. In this case, Producing Artistic Director Jonathan Bank has outdone himself...

Feb 28, 2013 | Theater

by: Sandi Durell Ethan Hawke has always been a favorite – a talented, creative actor on screen, stage and television. Pushing buttons is the name of the game in “Clive,” currently playing at the Acorn Theatre on Theatre Row,...