Laura K. Jereski

Finale, Finally

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HERE IS something hideously abortive about the three one-act plays currently showing at the American Premiere Stage. Never has promise

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P RIEST OF LOVE is undoubtedly the longest two-hour movie ever made. Billed as razzle-'em, dazzle-'em intimate portrait of D.H.Lawrence

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"In the middle of a vast and desolate plain in Mexico, by the side of the long road stretching from

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What kind of hero is this little man? The most famous product the French ever exported, he's not even French.

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Y OU DON'T HAVE TO BE an English major to enjoy this book. The Brand-X Anthology of Poetry, collected parodies

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A LEXANDER WOOLLCOTT, the broadest wit of the twentieth century, returns to abuse and tickle the audience of Howard Teichmann's

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I N SEXTET, John Malcolm Brinnin fuses six distinct portraits into an intricate work, closer to a fragmented fiction than

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B LAKE EDWARDS, the ads tell us, is "the man who painted the panther pink," and put Ravel's Bolero on

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"There is a very real danger that corporate support of the theater would limit the political range of the theater

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W HAT THE BUTLER SAW marks the resurrection of the Lowell House Drama Society after a hiatus of more than