IN MY HUMBLE OPINION
River Rep’s ‘Betrayal’ The games people play

It’s no secret that playwright Harold Pinter (1930-2008) is one of the world’s most celebrated writers of his generation. A recipient of the 2005 Nobel Prize in Literature, Pinter is widely known …

The autumn leaves…

[Ed. note: Jonathan’s away this week, so here is an autumnal column from 2020 (and reprinted at least once since). It honors the fall and reminds us that each of the seasons here carries its own …

Welcome to the theatre

Believe it or not (insert sarcasm here), the title above is also the title of a song, and for something completely different (more sarcasm), I’m actually writing about the theatre—a subject I …

In the good old summertime

Ahhh, summertime. I find that the older I get, the more I reminisce about summers past; go figure!   Even though I occasionally manage to live in the present, looking ahead these days is often …

Taking notes and naming names

If you’ve ever come across this column, “skimmed it a couple of times” or even “just looked at the pictures”—things I’ve been told on more than a few occasions—then you know how …