Posts by Bill Eadie
Quantum Mechanics and Human Relationships Resonate in ‘Constellations’
The Old Globe’s production of Nick Payne’s play Constellations…is a somewhat enlightening, somewhat maddening 65 minutes of well-crafted theatre…
Read More‘The Elephant Man’ Lumbers in Oceanside
Perhaps it’s the play, that the ideas have become so readily accepted as to have lost their vibrancy. Then again, perhaps not…
Read MoreTenth Avenue’s ‘Rope’ a Musical Execution
You’ve got to admire Mark Sickman. He believes – in himself and in his creative work…
Read More‘Bucky’ Reappears at the REP
Overlook what seems to be dated language, and immerse yourself in Mr. Campbell’s performance of such a wide range of ideas…
Read MoreDiversionary Brings Substance and Skill to ‘Now or Later’
After being bombarded with the angry and sometimes empty rhetoric of the 2016 campaign, it is almost a relief to escape to the theatre and hear important questions affecting the U. S. debated with both substance and skill…
Read MoreIntrepid’s ‘Woolf’ Approaches Brilliance
Calling something brilliant is typically overkill, but this production comes darn close…
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