Oscar E Moore

Can a revival of David Hirson’s ultra clever La Bete, a Moliere-inspired comedy written in the high brow iambic pentameter (rhymed couplets for those of lower brows) that was first produced in 1991 and ran for a mere 25 performances flip flop into a hit?  For the most part, yes.  It has been given a […]

You know immediately that Norman is a handful as he arrives for a weekend in the country in the heat of July looking like some disheveled sheep dog dressed in a London Fog rain coat, woolen hat and carrying a small suitcase espousing loud and clear that nobody loves him. What we don’t know and […]