(Seen 10/25/09)
Victor L. Cahn has written a likeable two-character play about the foibles of a mismatched relationship. Each of the duo tells us her/his version of their diminishing involvement.
Keira Naughton and Scott Barrow are personable performers who inhabit their roles well, but they have been short-changed by their playwright. The story of this 80-minute he said/she said exchange doesn't develop into anything more than some interesting interludes.
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- IN THE NEXT ROOM -- or -- the vibrator play -- ...
- RAGTIME at the Neil Simon Theatre
- NIGHTINGALE at MTC's City Center Stage I
- THE UNDERSTUDY at the Roundabout's Laura Pels Theatre
- IDIOT SAVANT at the Public Theater
- SUPERIOR DONUTS at the Music Box
- BRIGHTON BEACH MEMOIRS at the Nederlander Theatre
- EMBRACEABLE ME at the Kirk Theatre
- AFTER MISS JULIE at Roundabout's AA Theatre
- MEMPHIS at the Shubert Theatre
- BYE-BYE BIRDIE at Roundabout's Henry Miller Theatre
- OLEANNA at the Golden Theatre
- THE ROYAL FAMILY at the MTC's Samuel J. Friedman T...
- HAMLET at the Broadhurst Theatre
- WISHFUL DRINKING at Roundabout Theatre's Studio 54
- A STEADY RAIN at the Schoenfeld Theatre
- ESTROGENIUS FESTIVAL at Manhattan Theatre Source
- BURN THE FLOOR at the Longacre Theatre
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Observations by Ira J. Bilowit
He has been writing about the theatre in numerous publications for over fifty years, and has been involved in producing and writing for the theatre during same period.
Professionally, he is a member of the DRAMA DESK (former Vice Pres.), the American Theatre Critics Association, the Dramatists Guild, and the International Association of Theatre Critics.
Former Managing Editor/Feature Writer/Reviewer for SHOW BUSINESS; Editor/Publisher of New York Theatre Review; Contributing Editor/Feature Writer for BACK STAGE.