Prepare for Mark to take you on a kaleidoscopic odyssey where disaster capitalism, empire, stolen youth and stolen wealth merge into the simple tale of a working-class boy who just wants his dad to smile at him. Henry (played by David Penrose) is a benign chap and more of a dreamer, as against Jack who was a sharper dresser, more opinionated and imagined he had a vast array of aunts, cousins etc. I also really like the ability to watch the plays with close captioning, and the ability to download the programs to watch offline. But the show, directed by Aldo Billingslea, also succeeds because Williams’ language transcends easy feeling for something more mythic, more primal. Through Most Wanted, Ed directed Eve Steele’s hit theatre show Life By The Throat and co-directed the feature film Scrambled, currently in post-production.

This was a great performance by such a capable company and their next production 'Wind in the Willows' will be keenly anticipated in December.

Supporters of the Charter know that children have the right to play and value play as an essential part of children’s health and wellbeing as individuals and part of the community. You can use our TV app, cast via Chromecast or Airplay with Apple devices, or you can use a HDMI cable. That’s also why the 36-year-old Lorraine Hansberry Theatre, which is dedicated to producing works by and for people of color, is such a vital part of the Bay Area theater scene. His frustration is shared by the audience, who all too quickly catch on to the fact that there’s no “there” there.

These whimsical, infinitely flexible figures may offer a notional protection in a world where people fall off cliffs and jump off trains. She understands, if they don’t, that there are severe limitations on their sadly belated attempts to connect on any deep emotional level. Gradually it is revealed that these people are living in an asylum, but the audience is also made to realise how similar their preoccupations and pretensions are to those of us living 'normal' lives. In 1952 the play was adapted as a film Home at Seven directed by and starring Ralph Richardson, with many of the stage cast reprising their roles.

Many ideas can be led and carried out by children themselves, with very little adult support and some are good fun for all the family!

Irving Sultan, the road-company version of Willy Loman played with heart here by Lane, has retired to Florida and would like nothing better than to forget those interminable years shilling Schick razor blades — as would anyone in his right mind. We know children need play to thrive and make sense of their world, and that play supports their mental and physical health and wellbeing. Dipping into additional roles as the school’s headteacher Ms Mackenzie, and the local police officer offering a hand throughout the show, Hodgson has a myriad of different roles to play with and makes each their own.Two elderly eccentric gentlemen reminisce and their long monologues/dialogues are at times poignant and emotional but as well comic and amusing. Nice acting and sensitive direction characterize “Pictures From Home,” the starry new Broadway production of Sharr White’s meh family drama based on the photo-memoir by Larry Sultan. This is a piece that can be viewed over and over and in fact is best to do so to fully appreciate it.