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Arts Connecticut: A Theater Years in the Making, Inspired by Hepburn

Vicky A. Ayala

A wide variety of entertainment is planned for the “Kate,” the new Katharine Hepburn Cultural Arts Center in Old Saybrook.

Theater Review | Love, Loss, and What I Wore: Spandex Agonistes: Why Don’t You Try It On?

Vicky A. Ayala

This new show, written by Nora and Delia Ephron, is about matters of the heart and matters of the closet.

Theater Review | Superior Donuts: Comedy With Sprinkles, Hold the Angst

Vicky A. Ayala

Tracy Letts’s “Superior Donuts” is a warm bath of a play that will leave Broadway audiences with satisfied smiles rather than rattled nerves.

The Health Care Monologues

Vicky A. Ayala

Can Anna Deavere Smith’s one-woman play about health care bring other voices to the debate?

The Tangle of Branches in a Royal Tree

Vicky A. Ayala

Rosemary Harris has been watching a significant chunk of her life flash before her eyes, and it’s played by Jan Maxwell in the Broadway revival of “The Royal Family.”

Happy Journey of an Actor as Tragic Hero

Vicky A. Ayala

After several screen credits and countless regional theater roles, John Douglas Thompson has become a Shakespeare specialist.

Theater Listings: Oct. 2 — 8

Vicky A. Ayala

Selective listings from theater critics of The New York Times.

Theater Review | Luck: Audience Rolls the Dice, and the Actress Takes Her Chances

Vicky A. Ayala

“Luck” at 59E59 Theaters is a sly solo piece about professional gambling which mixes memoir, philosophy and show business gimmickry.

Douglas Watt, New York Theater Critic, Dies at 95

Vicky A. Ayala

Mr. Watt’s career passed through and outlasted the era when plays and musicals were still the leading forms of entertainment and the theater writers were powerful tastemakers.