Virginia Bartholomew

The Thrill Of Creation – “Frankenstein With Mary Shelley” | “Gabriel”

by Karen Tortora-Lee on August 11, 2011 · 0 comments

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

  Redd Tale Theatre Company has a knack for taking well-worn stories and delivering them with a fresh perspective.  Currently during their “summer of creation” they are exploring the themes of what it means to be human and how our need to connect on a deeper level drives all living creatures.  By currently pairing a [...]

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Macbeth – Behind Every Good Man . . .

by Karen Tortora-Lee on August 16, 2010 · 0 comments

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

This may not be a popular theory, but I always felt that if Shakespeare were alive today and writing this Scottish play the plot might very well be the same . . . but the title would be Lady Macbeth and the emphasis would be completely different.  For without the devious, devilish, deliciously deceitful Lady [...]

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