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B- Have you ever been to a party where you don't know anyone but the host, where the other guests are talking about people you don't...

A- Little did I imagine when I penned my last review exactly two months ago that it might well be the final one. Fortunately, I’m still ...

B- Under the leadership of Theater Department Chair Gregory Mosher, Hunter College has initiated a program of producing bare-bones thea...

D I fear that playwright Richard Nelson is in danger of becoming a victim of self-parody. He seems to have succumbed to a one-size-fits...

The final play in Richard Nelson’s trilogy “The Gabriels: Election Year in the Life of One Family,” now at the Public Theater, is set in the...

The second installment of Richard Nelson’s trilogy “The Gabriels: Election Year in the Life of One Family,” now at the Public Theater, bring...

Theatergoers who enjoyed Richard Nelson’s set of four plays about the Apple family of Rhinebeck, New York will be delighted that Nelson is b...

The fourth and final installment in Richard Nelson's saga about the Apple family of Rhinebeck, New York brings the series to a satisfyin...

(Please click on the title to see the complete review.) Judging from his new play at Lincoln Center Theater, Richard Nelson does not believe...

The third installment in Richard Nelson's series of four plays about the Apple family of Rhinebeck, NY is now at the Public Theater. The...

Last November, the Public Theater presented Richard Nelson's play "The Hopey Changey Thing," which was set on and opened on El...

Richard Nelson's latest effort, now in a production directed by the playwright at The Public Theater, could serve as a bookend to Lisa K...