By Lizzy Ratner 2/06/06 12:00am

Wendy Chronicled: Deceptive Depth, Uncommon Woman

For nearly 30 years, theater audiences knew Wendy Wasserstein as the wry mistress of wit who could make them guffaw in their seats or wheeze until they wept. But to her friends, the essence of this Broadway scribe was always her own high-pitched giggle.

“It happened quite often, it was really a part of hezr Read More

By John Heilpern 11/10/97 12:00am

Holding Back Tears At The Last Session

How snobbish we can be! Not you , of course. Me. There I was-taking a chance on theater, which is an extremely risky thing to do, like taking a chance on love. I knew nothing about the show I’d gone to see. I liked its title. So I went to the tiny 47th Street Theater Read More