George Morfogen Jean Lichty Korinne Tetlow and Larry Bull                       By Arney Rosenblat   The Traveling Lady  by Horton Foote is a poignant story of longing and remorse set in a rural 1950’s Texas town.  On the surface, the lives portrayed may appear remote to the in-your-face tell-all lifestyle of the typical Manhattan dweller,…

                     By Arney Rosenblat When Zero Mostel starred in Rhinoceros on Broadway, a critic remarked how realistic he was as a human being in the 1st Act- Drama Desk winner Jim Brochu, who both wrote and performs Zero Hour, seemingly channels the roaring bellowing rhinoceros Sam “Zero”Mostel, a complex man that used humor…

Gregg Henry, center, and the company                   (Credit: Joan Marcus)                                   By Arney Rosenblat The current retelling of the life and death of Julius Caesar, the 400 year old historic tale by William Shakespeare, has become a battle field, with friends of the present political administration whipping up the crowds to anger and retaliation just…