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465 TheaterThursday: Collected Stories: Donald Margulies

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Linda Lavin is known for her roles on television (remember “Alice”?) and theater. She is a wonderful comedienne but a superb dramatic actress. She is a four-time Tony nominee for her roles in “The Last of the Red Hot Lovers,” “The Diary of Anne Frank,” and “The Tales of the Allergist’s Wife.” Sarah Paulson has starred in “The Glass Menagerie” (opposite Jessica Lange), “The Sisters Rosenweig.” She has appeared in many off-Broadway plays and television: “Grey’s Anatomy,” “Cupid,” “Studio 60 on Sunset Strip,” “Deadwood,” “The D.A. Leap of Faith,” “Path to War,” “Jack & Jill,” “American Gothic.” “Collected Stories” is … Continue reading →

469. My book: Email from my cousin

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Mazel tov, cuz! I sat on my porch this beautiful afternoon with your book and read it cover to cover.  I found the autobiographical poems most affecting, maybe in part because I’m familiar with your cast of characters.  The memories of Stuyvesant Town and childhood friendships are so vivid.  I particularly admired the story-poem about your exhausted mother sending her two little girls downstairs for a birthday present.  What a wonderful snapshot of that time and place and those beleaguered men and women known as our parents.  Congratulations, dear Susan.  And thank you for your sweet inscription. Best of luck … Continue reading →

Time Stands Still, a play by Donald Margulies

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Time Stands Still, a play by Donald Margulies January 10, 2010 Manhattan Theater Club/preview The Samuel J. Friedman Theater, (formerly The Biltmore)       Time Stands Still Donald Margulies Cast: Laura Linney-Sarah Goodwin Brian D’Arcy James-James Dodd Eric Borgosian-Richard Erlich Alicia Silverstone-Mandy Bloom photos by the author I have been a member of The Manhattan Theater Club for about 15 years. The subscription gets me into the theater five times a year and new playwrights are featured; many go on to win awards; I joined initially because my cousin Donald Margulies’ work is often featured. He won the Pulitzer … Continue reading →