Andy is a man whose exterior is largely shaped by the conventional forces around him. But beneath that exterior lie layers of himself that he struggles to understand and which ultimately shape his relationship with Melissa. Gurney has created two real,...

Gurney must be an acquired taste. Though I'd heard about the much-performed (and frequently derided) Love Letters for years, The Dining Room is the first of his plays I've seen, and I really don't understand the appeal. The play is set in the ornate...

Theatre Company is pleased to announce its next production of Love Letters by A. R. Gurney. Gamut will present this production in the June M. McBroom Theatre located in Community High School of Arts and Academics, 302 E. Campbell Avenue in downtown...

Does this supposedly well-healed matron buy her duds at the Salvation Army? Tom Makar has supplied a little nice fairy music for the ghostly Elkin's entrances and exits. In the final analysis, BLACK TIE is little more than a trifle, an appetizer. This...

Sylvia by A. R. Gurney is about Greg, a burnt-out baby-boomer who has hit the dreaded mid-life crisis. Instead of choosing the stereotypical path of having an affair or buying a sports car, Greg tries to feel young again by adopting a stray dog, a mutt n

This time, the story hinges on the upcoming wedding of a well-intentioned young WASP (Patrick Moltane), whose father (Peter Palmisano) is continually pestered by the persnickety ghost of his deceased grandfather (Saul Elkin). Writing on his website,...