There's a moment in Three Days of Rain that seemed to embody everything frustrating about the play. It comes near the end, when Ned, played as a charming, stuttering nerd by Sean Martin, is making a confession to Sarah Gay's Lina, the object of his fancy, as she's outside of the room. She enters as he waits for a response to tell him that he's rambling, and he responds, "I don't waste words", a powerful line that refers to his stutter. Then he goes on to add, unnecessarily, "I can't afford to." Because of the stutter, see. more ›

SPOILER ALERT: Art is not about a painting. Oh sure, there’s a painting at the center Yesmina Reza’s 1998 Tony Award-winning play, and a curious painting at that: it’s a completely white canvas with barely-visible diagonal brushstrokes. But Art is not about a painting. more ›