A Brush With Georgia O’Keeffe

Review by Andrea M. Meek

 

A Brush With Georgia O’Keeffe, written by and starring Natalie Mosco, takes us through the famed painter’s long life from 1887-1986 with a strong focus on O’Keeffe’s relationship with photographer Alfred Stieglitz (David Lloyd Walters). Stieglitz displayed O’Keeffe’s drawings in his 291 gallery in New York. She later became his model, lover and wife......more

 

A Perfect Couple

Review by Michelle Demetres

 

Perhaps it was the Wilco playing intermittently throughout the performance, or my penchant for men with beards, but I would more readily attribute the disarming effect of Brooke Berman’s A Perfect Couple to the honesty of script. There’s no sugar-coating in this one, folks — it’s the truth about relationships in all their glorious successes and heart-wrenching downfalls......more

 

Vincent River  

Review by Nicholas Luckenbaugh

 

Imported from London as part of 59E59 Theaters’ Brits Off Broadway Festival, Vincent River is a striking drama, blending quality characters with the mentality of a Sherlock Holmes mystery. The layout of the plot is timeworn and simple: Anita, a grieving woman, and Davey, an angst-ridden teenager with a secret, are brought together by the brutal death of Anita’s son. Determined to uncover what Davey knows about her son’s death, Anita fires a storm of questions at her unexpected guest.....more