Shelley Williams

Culture
April 16, 1998
Too, Too Much
With Hydriotaphia, playwright Tony Kushner can't let anything go
Culture
January 22, 1998
An Old Mystery
The Alley finds little new in Angel Street, but that doesn't stop it from being entertaining
Culture
April 3, 1997
Still Tragic
With The Gods, the Alley fails to save The Greeks
Culture
March 13, 1997
Myth and Reality
The Alley's Greeks is grander in notion than in execution
Culture
December 19, 1996
Old Tales Told New
She Loves Me misses the point; A Christmas Carol doesn't
Culture
October 31, 1996
No Contest
Inherit the Wind should be moving debate; the Alley makes it one-sided argument
Culture
July 18, 1996
Dumb and Dumber
The Nerd and Ten by Ten do little to liven up the season
Culture
June 27, 1996
Clever Dame
Agatha Christie dabbles in more than Black Coffee
Culture
May 16, 1996
Old-fashioned Heiress
The Alley treats Henry James faithfully, and the audience is the better for it
Culture
November 3, 1994
Children's Hour
The Alley's Crucible gets more than it deserves, the audience less.
Calendar
July 7, 1994
Press Picks
Culture
April 21, 1994
To Hell and Gone
The Alley takes a plunge into the depths of Mississippi
Culture
March 10, 1994
Po' PoMo Moliere
The Alley concocts a Blazing Shambles of its slapstick commedia dell'Tartuffe
Culture
January 6, 1994
A year of brave new companies, of fresh keen moments, and of Beckett and Albee evermore
Culture
December 23, 1993
Dyssing Christmas
Why theater critics get grouchy in December, and a review of the audience at 12 Steps to a More Dysfunctional Christmas