by Carlos Stafford Our great playwright, Arthur Miller, plunges into the relationship between two brothers meeting after sixteen years. Unspoken family secrets are exposed, and old wounds are revealed. In a brownstone attic, four characters meet and clarify the price... Continue Reading →
By Carlos Stafford, The Model Critic Love, Art and Language Roundabout Theatre Company's, The Real Thing, currently at the American Airlines Theatre is a tough, comedic look on love and marriage, and the unforeseen pitfalls encountered by its characters. The problems... Continue Reading →
By Carlos Stafford, The Model Critic When you see a Tom Stoppard play certain elements are always present: he dazzles with his useage of the English language, while at the same time offering theatrically challanging and provocative ideas. As... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Carlos Stafford Ah, there's a sunny feeling of freedom in the air as Hal Carter (Sebastian Stan) jumps hopefully from an arriving train, hobo style, into the small town goodness somewhere in Kansas, circa 1950. Confident and brash, he arrives on Labor Day... Continue Reading →
by Carlos Stafford, The Model Critic Charles Dickens' novel, The Mystery of Edwin Drood, was the last work in his illustrious career. Noted for his well-drawn, meticulous characterizations, Drood presents a particular problem, for Dickens unfortunately died before the novel was completed. What... Continue Reading →
Reviewed by Carlos Stafford, The Model Critic Douglas Hodge explodes onto the stage and delivers an athletic, braveheart performance in a new robust production of the great Cyrano de Bergerac, newly opened at the Roundabout Theatre Company on 42nd St. Armed... Continue Reading →
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