, a play with characters who seem to be a conveniently thrown-together group of wackos rather than anything resembling a realistically dysfunctional family. We’re talking a dominatrix, a possibly-retarded sister, an obsessive-compulsive cleaning lady, and naturally, the Elvis, to name a few. Luckily, most of the actors assembled here by Woolly Mammoth Theater are up to the task of creating real people out of the caricatures they’ve been given. more ›

George Sand is undoubtedly a fascinating subject for literary treatment. Whether it is her status as a groundbreaking woman, inspiring revolutionary, or the lover of famous, glamorous men, there is certainly material aplenty for a story here. more ›

is certainly a much more cautionary tale than some of its contemporaries, Studio Theatre's production, largely because of a lackluster lead, does nothing to solidify its place in the canon. more ›