Steven LaVigne is a director, playwright and reviewer. He’s worked with such local theaters as Classics Lost 'n' Found Theater Company, Twig Theater and Powderhorn Theater Arts, where his collection of Icelandic Folk Tales, Inside Snaefellsjokull Volcano was presented this summer. He loves to travel as well.
Sex appeal undoubtably sells seats, whether for a play or a movie. For example, when the Guthrie produced Who’s Afraid...
It was a playwright (and a director) who brought them together the first time. In 1957, William Gibson...
As I’ve written in the past, some of the most important acting couples of the 20thCentury were Alfred Lunt and...
In a way, they were like two sides of the same coin. One, a liberal Democrat and the other a...
Ruby Dee (1922-2014)
Some years ago, a friend invited me over to watch a movie. We settled on Long Day’s...
When an actress with that something extra appears, something happens to your senses. You know that their instinct is guiding...
Editor’s note: this article has been published following the 2018 Tony Awards, the trip was prior to the awards. For...
When I started writing this piece, I realized someone was missing and had to be included. That...
I’d hoped to avoid this subject, but as I continue doing research, it’s come up repeatedly. In spite of the...