No folly -- to see this Talley's Folley

Talley's Folly - One can not only feel the play's forever lilting tempo in Michael Wilson's vibrant new direction, but also the feel of freshness that comes from a director who reveres it but not as an embalmed classic. . . Read More

Great for movie buffs-- probably too long for the less movie obsssed

One of  the theater world's  most produced up and coming playwrights  has   tapped into her own  love of  movies  in  a  fascinating  but  exhaustingly    long  and  pause heavy new play set in  a  shabby  movie theateer. . .




The Flick - Annie Baker, whose other plays have also been lauded for their informally structured, protracted naturalistic style, may be demanding a lot, especially from one segment of the audience, with her exceedingly long and ultimately remarkable new play in which movie games replace theater games . .