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Reviews the theatrical production "Reckless," a comedy by Craig Lucas starring Mary-Louise Parker, performed at Biltmore Theater in New York City.

Reviews the Broadway theatrical production "Reckless," directed by Mark Brokaw, starring Mary-Louise Parker.

The article reviews a production of the play "Hedda Gabler" by Henrik Ibsen, directed by Ian Rickson, starring Mary-Louise Parker and Michael Cerveris at the American Airlines theater in New York City.

The article reviews several theatrical productions including "The American Plan," by Richard Greenberg, starring Mercedes Ruehl and Lily Rabe, at the Samuel J. Friedman Theater through March 15, 2009 and "Hedda Gabler," by Henrik Ibsen, starring Mary-Louise Parker, at the American Airlines Theater through March 29, 2009.

The article reviews the theatrical production "Hedda Gabler," starring Mary-Louise Parker, Michael Cerveris and Paul Sparks and directed by Ian Rickson, performed at the American Airlines Theater on January 25, 2009.

The article reviews the theatrical production "Dead Man's Cell Phone," directed by Anne Bogart, starring Mary-Louise Parker and T. Ryder Smith.

The article reviews the theatrical production "Dead Man's Cell Phone," directed by Sarah Ruhl and starring Mary-Louise Parker, performed at the Playwrights Horizons in New York City from March 4 to 23, 2008.

Reviews the play "Reckless," directed by Mark Brokaw, starring Mary-Louise Parker, performed at the Biltmore Theatre, New York City, New York, on view through December 12, 2004.

Reviews several theatrical productions staged in New York. "George and Martha," performed by Karen Finley and Neal Medlyn; "Last Easter," directed by Doug Hughes and performed by Jeffrey Carlson and Veanne Cox; "The Reckless," directed by Mark Brokaw and performed by Olga Merediz and Mary-Louise Parker.

The article reviews a revival of the play "The Rothschilds" performed at the Circle-in-the-Square Downtown and the theatrical production "Prelude to a Kiss," directed by Craig Lucas and starring Tim Hutton, Mary-Louise Parker and Barnard Hughes, performed at the Helen Hayes.

The article reviews the theatrical production "Hedda Gabler," directed by Ian Rickson and starring Mary-Louise Parker, being performed at the American Airlines Theatre, New York City from January 25-March 28, 2009.

Leave it to that perversely insightful Hedda Gabler to put her finger on what ails the new production of the play that bears her name. In the second act of this unhappy revival of Ibsen's 1890 drama, which opened Sunday night at the American Airlines Theater, Hedda (Mary-Louise Parker) admits she possesses a talent for only one thing: ''Feeling dead.'' By that time no one is going to argue with her. ''Eureka!'' I thought when Ms. Parker delivered those words, as she had so many others, in a voice you could iron shirts on. ''That explains everything.'' [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

The article reviews the theatrical production "Hedda Gabler," starring Mary-Louise Parker and Paul Sparks.

The article reviews two theatrical productions in New York, "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof," directed by Debbie Allen and performed by James Earl Jones and Terrence Howard at the Broadhurst Theatre until April 13, 2008 and "Dead Man's Cell Phone," performed by Mary-Louise Parker and T. Ryder Smith at the Playwrights Horizons until March 23, 2008.

That commonplace gadget you are advised to turn off when the lights in the theater go down, or when the plane takes off, becomes a mysteriously powerful totem of transformation in ''Dead Man's Cell Phone,'' the beguiling new comedy by Sarah Ruhl that opened on Tuesday night at Playwrights Horizons. Mary-Louise Parker, her poker-faced style embellished with deliciously odd new flourishes, stars as an unexceptional woman who embarks on a loopy odyssey into the lives of others when she inherits -- confiscates, really -- the phone of a stranger she meets in a cafe. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Reviews the theatrical production "Reckless," directed by Mark Brokaw and performed by Mary-Louise Parker in Broadway, New York City.

Reviews the play "Reckless," starring Michael O'Keefe and Mary-Louise Parker, and performed at the Biltmore Theatre, New York City from October 14, 2004 to December 5, 2004.

Presents a review of the theater production of 'Reckless' starring Mary-Louise Parker. How Parker plays the character of an ecstatic housewife on Christmas Eve; Direction by Mark Bradshaw; Consideration of how the play traces the journey of the main character through a loss of innocence; Reference to the literary stylings of playwright Craig Lucas.

Reviews the play 'Proof,' starring Mary-Louise Parker and written by David Auburn. Focus on theme of mathematical proof; Description of plot; Relation of math and life in the question of truth.