“The Farnsworth Invention is actually very complex with 150 characters at more than 50 locations,” said Des McAnuff, director of Aaron Sorkin’s new Broadway play The Farnsworth Invention, which opened to previews last night. Mr. McAnuff stood in jeans and a black suit coat lined with multi-colored pinstripes in front of a full house Read More
Aaron Sorkin, the TV scribe behind “The West Wing” and “Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip,” will debut his new play, The Farnsworth Invention in previews starting tonight at the Music Box Theatre. Opening night is scheduled for Nov. 14.
According to the website’s description:
It’s 1929. Two ambitious visionaries race against Read More
When I first saw the 1998 Danish film Festen—now at the Music Box Theater in its prestigious play version from London—my excited, immediate reaction was twofold:
On the one hand, I thought the brilliantly unsettling Danish movie might make a great play. This staggering story of a family reunion, I thought, is just what Read More
