Emily Hartford

A Wonderfully Flat Thing – Or A Journey Into Your Imagination

by Lina Zeldovich on January 9, 2011 · 0 comments

in Manhattan, Off-Off-Broadway, Reviews, Theatre

Mark Twain’s short story A Fable gets a dazzling rebirth in A Wonderfully Flat Thing, when Manju Shandler (the artistic director who had previously designed masks and puppetry for The Lion King on Broadway) brings her creative talent to this small but charming production which appeals to everyone from age three and up.  The script [...]

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That’s Quite A Story – The Tragic Story Of Doctor Frankenstein

by Karen Tortora-Lee on November 8, 2010 · 1 comment

in Brooklyn, Off-Off-Broadway, Reviews, Theatre

There is a very good reason why some stories are told under the cover of darkness – hidden from the world and everything that takes place during the mundane trivialities of the day.  Because some stories aren’t meant for the daylight.  Only a blanket of blackest night will give some words that extra visceral thrill, [...]

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