Carrie Coon and Tracy Letts Want to Get Under Your Skin

#BenBrantley w. the couple behind "one of the most alarmingly topical plays" on #Broadway

"I've sapped all the creative energy from you?" - @carriecoon.bsky.social

"It's not creative energy. It's the ability to identify the moment we're in." - @tletts.bsky.social

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Ben Brantley American theatre critic Ben Brantley was BOTD in 1954. Born in Durham, North Carolina, he studied at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania, beginning his journalistic career at The Village Voice. He w…

Bitchy gay American theatre critic Ben Brantley was BOTD in 1954, turning 71 today. She ruled over the New York Times with a velvet fist until her resignation in 2020, following criticism over her unwoke comments about trans performers. #benbrantley #bornonthisday #supergays

Ben Brantley American theatre critic Ben Brantley was BOTD in 1954. Born in Durham, North Carolina, he studied at Swarthmore College in Pennsylvania, beginning his journalistic career at The Village Voice. He w…

Bitchy gay American theatre critic Ben Brantley was BOTD in 1954, turning 71 today. She ruled over the New York Times with a velvet fist until her resignation in 2020, following criticism over her unwoke comments about trans performers. #benbrantley #bornonthisday #supergays

Harris Yulin, Actor Who Perpetually Played the Bad Guy, Dies at 87

“The actor’s natural self-important stateliness works beautifully and you’re always aware of the friction between the smooth surface and the roughness of angry confusion beneath.” #BenBrantley on the #chameleonic character actor #HarrisYulin
#RIP
#MovieSky #TheaterSky
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Get ready for rare access and unforgettable conversations at the Enda Walsh Festival — only at Solas Nua!

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""It is the birthday of Stephen Sondheim, and it's true that not a day goes by when I don't quote him to myself. Many composers write songs that match our extremes of emotion -- ecstasy, sorrow, rage. Sondheim does all that, but he also captures every shade of feeling in between.""
- #BenBrantley

‘A Streetcar Named Desire’ Is Haunted by Brando and Ghosts of Actors Past With a revival starring Paul Mescal and Patsy Ferran in Brooklyn, a look at the carefully weighted balance that actors playing Blanche and Stanley need to strike.

"For a #Streetcar to have any dramatic suspense, it requires both erotic chemistry between its leads and a feeling that, until the end, its outcome isn’t predetermined — that its combatants are, for a while at least, evenly matched." - #BenBrantley
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