The Normal Heart, National Theatre review – Ben Daniels triumphant
Larry Kramer’s modern AIDS classic retains all of its passionate glory. Review by Aleks Sierz
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Larry Kramer’s modern AIDS classic retains all of its passionate glory. Review by Aleks Sierz
Larry Kramer’s modern AIDS classic retains all of its passionate glory. Review by Aleks Sierz
The Olivier winner, who introduced the world to Jerusalem and Enron, explains why he has no truck with the liberals who dominate theatre
The first London production of the Larry Kramer play since 1986 captures the fear and anger in the gay community of that decade – and its heartbreaking personal losses
Print Play readings on Zoom are a pandemic placeholder few theater-lovers will be sad to give up. But they have on occasion provided an opportunity to experiment with casting, shedding fresh light on a role, a performer and even a playwright. A reading of Larry Kramer’s “The Normal Heart,” a benefit for the ONE Archives Foundation, did just that on Saturday night. Sterling K. Brown and Laverne Cox were the headliners in an ensemble directed by Paris Barclay. Many were no doubt tuning into see what Cox, the “Orange Is the New Black” star, would do with the role of Dr. Emma Brookner, ...