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Marsha Mason: On Acting, Farming, Grace and Gratitude

Marsha Mason is a self proclaimed renaissance woman. It would be hard to disagree. After a ten year marriage to…

Ryan LeedsMay 30, 2014

Betty Beaumont, Pierced Through the Heart, 1989, Mixed media: paint, wood, engraved granite block, 80 x 30 x 30 inches…

Peter FoyMay 20, 2014

If you’ve been an avid theater-goer within the last 15 years, there is a high probability that you’ve reaped the…

Ryan LeedsMay 19, 2014

I’ve often wondered if famous theater personalities like Carol Channing, Elaine Stritch, Ethel Merman, or Liza Minnelli were…

Ryan LeedsMay 13, 2014

“Politics is personal, Zag, It’s got consequences”, says Ratzkoff to his editor friend, Zag Henley. At the onset…

Ryan LeedsMay 9, 2014

“We have no troubles here. Here, life is beautiful. The girls are beautiful. Even the orchestra is beautiful.”…

Ryan LeedsMay 5, 2014

Sutton Foster solidifies herself as one of musical theatre’s most valuable assets in Roundabout Theater Company’s new Broadway…

Ryan LeedsMay 1, 2014

Will Eno’s The Realistic Joneses is far from conventional Broadway fare-and what a relief! What is perhaps the…

Ryan LeedsApril 29, 2014

From the moment I saw The Mystery of Irma Vep I knew it was destined to become one…

Ryan LeedsApril 29, 2014

Every so often, a play comes along which reminds us of why we love the theater so much…

Ryan LeedsApril 22, 2014