Actors Theater commissioned Mr. Hnath to write "The Christians," which will be directed by Les Waters, the theater's artistic director.
Sarah Ruhl's "In the Next Room or the Vibrator Play" (superbly directed by Les Waters, at the Lyceum) takes us back to the corseted, alabaster eighteen-eighties, in the early days of electricity, when the vibrator was used by physicians to enhance a form of genital massage, which had been practiced for centuries as a treatment for hysteria.
October 22 2009 Sarah Ruhl's new play (superbly directed by Les Waters) takes us back to the corseted, alabaster eighteen-eighties, in the early days of electricity, when the vibrator was used by physicians to enhance a form of genital massage, which had been practiced for centuries as a treatment for hysteria.
DEAR ELIZABETH Sarah Ruhl, author of "In the Next Room (or the vibrator play)," studies the 30-year friendship between two important American poets — Elizabeth Bishop and Robert Lowell — in this epistolary play, directed by Les Waters ("In the Next Room").
Directed by Les Mayfield and co-starring Colin Farrell and Scott Caan, the movie was poorly received by critics and at the box office making $13 million at the end of its theatrical run.
Directed by Philippe Le Guay; written by Mr. Le Guay and Jérôme Tonnerre; director of photography, Jean-Claude Larrieu; edited by Monica Coleman; music by Jorge Arriagada; set design by Pierre-François Limbosch; costumes by Christian Gasc; produced by Philippe Rousselet and Étienne Comar; released by Strand Releasing.
"The Women on the Sixth Floor," directed by Philippe Le Guay.
IRVINGTON Irvington Town Hall Theater "The Women on the Sixth Floor," directed by Philippe Le Guay.
Happily, "Don't Let Me Die on a Sunday," a grim little morsel of charcuterie directed by Didier Le Pecheur, makes the job easy.
There's also a fascinating docudrama, "I Saw Ben Barka Get Killed," directed by Serge Le Péron, which sketches the story compendiously and with really good actors.
DON'T LET ME DIE ON A SUNDAY Written and directed by Didier Le Pecheur (in French with English subtitles); edited by Sylvie Landra; produced by Fabrice Coat; released by First Run Features.
