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Livesteam Theater Review: Richard Nelson’s ‘What Do We Need To Talk About?’ Stakes Claim As First Great Drama Of The Pandemic
What will theater look like after the pandemic? How will stage artists address the societal upheavals wreaked by COVID-19? Everyone’s asking, no one knows, but Tony Award-winning playwright Richard Nelson and New York’s Public Theater offered up a much-needed and beautifully executed bit of hope last night with the…
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‘Catherine The Great’ Producer New Pictures’ Co-Founder Steps Down After Five Years
EXCLUSIVE: New Pictures co-founder and chief operating officer Richard Nelson is leaving the Catherine The Great producer after more than five years.
Nelson joined New Pictures in 2014 and is listed as the company’s co-founder alongside Charlie Pattinson, Elaine Pyke, and Willow Grylls. He played an important role in…
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Review: Richard Nelson’s ‘Illyria’ Reveals Joe Papp Before ‘A Chorus Line’; A Party For Deadheads
In 1971 and ’72, I worked in a theater company that had spun off from a graduate directing workshop at Yale taught by Nikos Psacharopoulos, a legendary teacher who founded the Williamstown Theatre Festival. We called ourselves N.A.T.E. – the New America Theater Ensemble – until we were informed via a cease and desist…
By Proxy, Hillary Clinton’s Last Hurrah in ‘Women Of A Certain Age’ – Review
The play is called Women Of A Certain Age, and we critics were invited to see it on the very evening it is set, November 8, 2016: Election Day. Although some of my colleagues were put out when Broadway producer Scott Rudin asked us to attend opening night of The Front Page, none of us has ever complained when asked to…
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Sex, Pianos And Politics Prominent In New Shows From Richard Nelson & Nilo Cruz – Review
Pianos, heard but unseen, play central roles in family-centered dramas by distinctive American writers getting world premieres with crystalline, luminous productions. Richard Nelson’s What Did You Expect? at the Public Theater, and Nilo Cruz’s Bathing In Moonlight, at the McCarter Theatre in Princeton, New…
Even In Absentia, Donald Trump Casts A Shadow Over Shimmering ‘Hungry’ – Review
Donald Trump’s name is never uttered in Richard Nelson’s quietly incandescent Hungry, a play that feels as fresh as if it was written this morning — which, in fact, it actually was, at least in part. Hungry, which opened Friday evening at the Public Theater, also took place on Friday evening, 24 hours after the latest…
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