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Showing posts with label Roger Rees. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Roger Rees. Show all posts

Thursday, April 23, 2015

The Visit

Another opening.... another show.... and this one is another chosen investment.  No matter what they say, I could not be prouder of this production.  Here's what all the real critics are saying...

NEW YORK TIMES
 

NEW YORK POST

DAILY NEWS


WALL STREET JOURNAL
 
NEW YORK MAGAZINE/VULTURE


TIME OUT NEW YORK

ASSOCIATED PRESS

VARIETY



THE HOLLYWOOD REPORTER


AM NEW YORK

HUFFINGTON POST


CHICAGO TRIBUNE

NBC NEW YORK


NEWSDAY

STAR-LEDGER

DEADLINE

THE WRAP

THE BROADWAY BLOG

 

BROADWAYWORLD

CURTAIN UP

DC METRO ARTS

DC THEATER SCENE

CITITOURS

Thursday, October 10, 2013

The Winslow Boy

Terence Rattigan's new play, The Winslow Boy, took it's second spin at Roundabout's MainStage this season after its production at the Old Vic in London.   It's a play for playgoers.  Four acts.  A real story from start to finish.  Yes, it's a bit stodgy.  It's set in England after all.

The cast, however, was outstanding.  Lead superbly by Roger Rees (Arthur Winslow) and supported stupendously by Mary Elizabeth Mastrntonio (Grace Winslow), Zachary Booth (Dickie Winslow), Michael Cumpsty (Desmond Curry), Alessandro Nivola ( Sir Robert Winslow) and making his Broadway debut, Spencer Davis Milford (Ronnie Winslow).

Acting was crisp, superb and often funny.  The set was the usual high brow, top notch visual of a Kensington living room that Roundabout is known for.  Perhaps a scoach long for my liking but the quality of the acting and the storytelling far exceeded my expectations and neatly wrapped up in about 2h:30m.

Go see what all the fuss over Ronnie Winslow is all about at the American Airlines Theater on 42nd Street.