Richard Nelson’s latest Rhinebeck drama offers a chat ‘n’ chew over interesting times
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Feingold on Old Movies for Theater Lovers: Preston Sturges’ ’The Palm Beach Story’
If you’ve never seen ‘The Palm Beach Story,’ and are among the lucky folk soon to taste its delights for the first time, what a treat you have in store.
Feingold on Old Movies for Theater Lovers: Charles Laughton’s ‘The Night of the Hunter’
The first—and last—film Charles Laughton ever directed was poorly received and badly marketed in its initial release, though it’s now widely, and rightfully, acclaimed
Feingold on Old Movies for Theater Lovers: An Introduction
This is the inaugural column of a new series. While we’re all obliged to shelter in place, for who knows how long, and virtual encounters online are the only safe ones, I’ve decided to put into words an idea I’ve long cherished: to curate a series of screenings of great films from the past that…
The Feingold Column: My Recycled Repertoire, and Why (Two Long-Ago American Plays)
Michael Feingold looks at two popular century-old plays which had enduring afterlives, “Nothing But the Truth” and “The Cat and the Canary”
The Feingold Column: My Recycled Repertoire, and Why (Pagnol’s Topaze)
From John Barrymore to Fernandel to Peter Sellers, actors all over the world have put their stamp on Marcel Pagnol’s Topaze.
What Do We Need to Talk About?: Apple Tart for the Soul
Nelson’s Apple Family returns, virtually, to engage and comfort deprived theater fans
What Do We Need to Talk About?: An Apt Chat and Chew Over Current Events
Richard Nelson’s fresh slice of Rhinebeck life is a screenshot reflection of our troubled times
Intermission Talk: A Sondheim 90th Birthday Celebration
The beloved and respected songwriter is saluted by the brightest Broadway entertainers of today
Intermission Talk: Sondheim’s Starry Online 90th Birthday Concert
After a few technical difficulties, ‘Take Me to the World’ was the Sondheim celebration that theater-starved Broadway babies were waiting for