In 75 minutes, the play revisits Cobb's record-setting triumphs as well as his acts of bigotry and viciousness.
Then the play revisits the house half a century later, when both the neighborhood and race relations have changed considerably — and a little bit not.
Ms. Said's play revisits a 2000 international incident over a widely published photograph of her father at the Lebanese border, about to throw a stone at an abandoned Israeli guardhouse.
Playing through Sunday at LaTea Theater, upstairs in the Clemente Soto Vélez Cultural Center (107 Suffolk Street, Lower East Side), this intermissionless play revisits a writer 20 years after his success with a novel about his extramarital affair with a 16-year-old girl.
In 75 minutes, the play revisits Cobb's record-setting triumphs -- he held 90 major league records when he retired in 1928, and his.367 lifetime batting average has never been surpassed -- as well as his acts of bigotry and viciousness; he once leaped into the stands and beat up a heckler, who turned out to have mangled hands.
In an earlier essay called "How and Why Dogs Play Revisited: Who's Confused?" I wrote about a book called How Dogs Work by Raymond Coppinger and Mark Feinstein and expressed my deep concern about some claims made about play behavior by dogs and comparisons between dogs and wolves.
Two new Broadway plays revisit the theatrical past.
Those who know and love this play may revisit various moments rather like responding to an old friend with whom you've been insufficiently in touch.
Whoever Ferrante is, in the novel she is free to invent, to fabricate, to play, to revisit old wounds, to be less than beautiful.
In honour of his 400th anniversary the Hogarth Shakespeare project has invited a number of authors to choose a play and revisit it in the form of a prose novel.
