By Diedre Johnson This version of “Dylan,” Sidney Michaels’ ’60s Broadway play about poet Dylan Thomas’ celebrated but unhappy life, demonstrates just how good a production can be. The show has funny, moving portrayals, top-notch lighting, and costumes, and effortless … Continued
If there had been more money in professional tennis in the early ’60s, Jon Douglas might have never become a Realtor. But in those days, tennis was not considered a serious vocation. Instead he opted for a professional … Continued
Once a Pal of Costner’s Director Kevin Reynolds Returns With A Tale of Friendship Betrayed and Vengeance Sought
A generation ago, Judy Garland would drop by. Charles Bukowski’s idea for Barfly was born after many liquor-soaked afternoons here. And the customers here today aren’t your typical happy-hour clientele: They are retirees, vets, and artistic types just cooling out.