David Mamet’s new play is here! The play that was to be Mamet, back in classic Mamet form! With a plot so incendiary that nothing about it could be revealed before performances started! With its poster and Playbill cover featuring only a simple, sexy shot of a shapely black woman’s legs in a slinky, red-sequined Read More
One of the intriguing things about the most talented-and welcome-new playwright, Melissa James Gibson, is that we don’t know anything about her. Well, I don’t. Who is she? We could, of course, Google her. But that would spoil the mystery. She seems, in any case, to enjoy a certain unfashionable anonymity. All we know-and need Read More
There’s a super play downtown at the tiny Soho Rep with the unusual title of [sic], and it’s the best new comedy I’ve seen in many a season. Why, it’s almost as if its hitherto unknown author, Melissa James Gibson, isn’t quite responsible for it-as if the odd, wry characters in [sic] have a life Read More
