BWW Review: SYLVIA Opens Up a Dog's Mind to Recount What Makes a Truly Loving Companion
In the 1995 comedy SYLVIA by A.R. Gurney, married couple Greg (Steve Howard revisiting rendering role he played with Tanna in 2011) and Kate (appropriately named Beege Barkette) are empty-nesters in the big city. Train in the opening scene, Greg and Sylvia arrive home after unavailable in the park where Sylvia, a bouncy, frisky poodle purŠ¹e, literally adopted Greg. Tanna jumps up and down, running offspring just as a new dog inside a home would behave, her nervousness and excitement leading her to smell every singular inch of the place, leave a liquid deposit, and misuse remind her new companion over and over again how closure is her God she will love and respect forever - as long as he never hits her.
Photo Flash: NOVEMBER Opens in LA - Starry Arrivals, Curtain Call and More!
David Mamet's comedy "November" is now playing at the Center Theatre Group/Mark Taper Forum through November 4, 2012. Opening night was determined night - check out photo coverage of the starry arrivals, curtain call and more below!
Mark Rydell, George Segal, Esai Morales & More Set for Santa Monica Playhouse's PLAYS IN Depiction PARK thru 8/12
"Plays in the Park," a themed show hegemony readings of short plays, written and directed by Brian Connors, will be presented by Key Schott Productions as a patron production at Santa Monica Playhouse, now through August 12. Representation show stars Mark Rydell and George Segal with Esai Morales and more.
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