Eminent Outlaws The Gay Writers Who Changed America By Christopher Bram Twelve. 384 pp. $27.95 Reviewed by Lewis Whittington   Christopher Bram's 1995 novel The Father of Frankenstein may have been fiction but was so accurate in its depiction of '30

"I have never in my long career done anything -- a reading or a play -- of Edward Albee's. And that was a singular omission since he is arguably the greatest living playwright we have," says multi-award winning actress Jane Alexander, who is correcting t

Albee was one of Signature's past resident writers, in 1993-94. The return of an Albee title this season is part of Signature's Legacy Program. Tony Award winner Jane Alexander begins performances as the mysterious title character in Edward Albee's The L

In 2010 John Logan’s play “Red,” about American artist Mark Rothko, won Broadway’s Tony Award for Best Play; Theatrical Outfit is now presenting “Red” at the Balzer Theatre through March 11, directed by David de Vries, and it’s a riveting theatrical expe

In a dimly lit auditorium, two men on the stage kept the audience captivated. These artistes were performing the Indian adaptation of Edward Albee’s classic play, The Zoo Story, as part of the ‘Teen Natak – Festival of American Plays’ by Atelier Theatre

Celebrated playwrights including Stephen Sondheim, Tony Kushner and Edward Albee have joined a fundraiser to mark the anniversary of a devastating earthquake in Japan. All will be offering 10-minute plays and songs to be performed March 11. The effort al