I didn’t know quite what to expect from this show. Together with my companion we took our seats in the audience and to our surprise the performer Kate Mulvany – it’s a one woman show – was already on stage, …
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NEVER is a triple word score of a film, literate, eloquent, elegant and laugh out loud sartorial mix of syntax, vocabulary and word play.
Bill Nighy plays Alan, a stylish tailor and Scrabble hustler. …
Imagine Brighton Beach Memoirs evolving into Little Odessa, and you have something of the tone of Erika Sheffer’s RUSSIAN TRANSPORT.
The play begins with established Russian Jewish emigre couple to Brooklyn, New York, Diana and Misha, welcoming Diana’s brother, Boris, …