A retired lawyer, and a theater critic of many years’ standing, with over a decade reviewing for BroadwayWorld, Jack Gohn is now writing plays as well as reviewing them. He is a member of the American Theatre Critics Association and the Dramatists Guild. His plays have been produced by Baltimore's Rapid Lemon Productions and Spotlighters Theatre. See www.jackgohn.com.
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First Show:
First show: Comedy of Errors, Toledo, OH 1957. First NYC show (Off-Broadway): The Power and the Glory, Phoenix Theatre 1958.Favorite Show:
Absolutely impossible to say!Favorite Stories:
- Lynn Nottage’s Powerful If Somewhat Incoherent Las Meninas Receives a Strong Staging at UMBC -
- BWW Review: Weirdness Yields Insight in Masterly MEASURE FOR MEASURE at Chesapeake Shakespeare Company -
- BWW Review: What's Gonna Happen is a Hilarious Time: TOOTSIE at the Hippodrome -
- Review: RIDE THE CYCLONE At Arena Stage -
- BWW Review: Profoundly Moving CHESTER BAILEY at Contemporary American Theater Festival -
BWW Reviews: CLOSER is Further Away at Mobtown, And That’s A Good Thing
February 22, 2010
February 22, 2010
Their mission is to yearn and rut. The women lie and the men fall into hopeless fits of jealousy, the centrifugal force that guarantees an unhappy ending for all. The play is more about the dance of destruction than it is about the dancers - well, the dance and the Pinteresque dialogue.
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