If durability defines the worth of a play, “The Elephant Man” by Bernard Pomerance is, at the very least, a good play, and ...

With a career spanning six decades, Sir Anthony Hopkins has captivated audiences with roles that range from the chilling to the profoundly moving.

This is a very special play, a bit odd and a bit unsatisfying at the end, but one that entertains and instructs, thrills and horrifies in its brevity. As the unofficial season opener for the ...