Suzanne Lipkin

Singing Love Through a Formula

I'll come right out and say it. I don't love it.

By Suzanne Lipkin | Apr 19 12:00 am ET

A Pleasurable Restoration Romp

Had Shakespeare lived just 400 years later, he would have been in for a pleasurable surprise.

By Suzanne Lipkin | Mar 22 12:00 am ET

Vaginas Speak for Themselves

Why is it that violence and vaginas often go together while art and activism rarely combine beyond the dusty basement of a performance space somewhere in Brooklyn?

By Suzanne Lipkin | Feb 2 12:00 am ET

An Orchard, a Russian, a Toilet

Normally, a play that bills itself as an "unusual approach" to a classic work causes some uneasy theatergoers to run far, far away from said play, especially if this approach promises "theatrical d

By Suzanne Lipkin | Jan 26 12:00 am ET

Dinner For Two, Just Be Home by Bedtime

Sweet and colorful-these are the key attributes of any marmalade. The same elements are found, too, in the Roundabout Theatre Company's production of Mr.

By Suzanne Lipkin | Dec 1 12:00 am ET

A Slapstick Godot Returns

Theater really is absurd when the best thing about a Beckett production is the language.

By Suzanne Lipkin | Dec 1 12:00 am ET

No Boys Allowed in New Production

The Queen's Company must not think that witnessing an all-female theater group tackle Shakespeare's famously misogynistic The Taming of the Shrew is reason enough to come down to the tiny Walkerspa

By Suzanne Lipkin | Nov 17 12:00 am ET

Never Again? It's Your Call

In the wake of the Holocaust, the phrase "never again" has been evoked time and time again in regard to letting such a horrific catastrophe happen again.

By Suzanne Lipkin | Oct 24 12:00 am ET

New AIDS Play Spotlights African Women

At first glance, the message that the creators of In the Continuum seem to want to impart is "blame the men."

By Suzanne Lipkin | Oct 6 12:00 am ET

NY MUSICAL THEATER FESTIVAL

In a three-week-long celebration of new work commercial and independent, producers come together to create the theater of the future.

By Deborah Blumenthal and Suzanne Lipkin | Sep 15 12:00 am ET

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