Theater Review: Long Wharf Offering Pulitzer-Winning "Clybourne Park" A Wonderful Treatment
Wednesday, May 29, 2013NEW HAVEN — In 1959, a young Chicago born playwright named Lorraine Hansberry broke new ground in New York with A Raisin in the Sun, the first play by a black woman to be produced on Broadway. Based in part on her family’s personal experience in trying to buy a house in a white neighborhood, the show ran for over two years, received prestigious awards, and has been revived, made into movies, and used as part of the curriculum in many schools.
Theater Review: Mastrosimone’s "Tiger," In Second Production At Long Wharf, Still An Enjoyable Ride
Wednesday, April 10, 2013Christina Bennett Lind plays Judy, “an amiable, beautiful, and exceedingly dim-witted young woman.”
Theater Review: Long Wharf Offering Classic Shepard Work For Thinking People With A Sense Of Humor
Tuesday, March 5, 2013NEW HAVEN — Modern American drama tends to focus on the family, the dysfunctional family, that is.
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