Three New Plays Give Us Life As Livable, Lonely and Loony

Hey-ho. And if I may say so: Ho-hum. The Roundabout Theater Company’s solid revival of that old cornfed potboiler, The Rainmaker , is a surprising choice even by nice and cozy middle-of-the-road standards. N. Richard Nash’s 1954 tearjerker about a con man who melts the heart of a spinster was a popular success, not a Read More