'Vagina Monologues' Author Moves Up to the Stomach
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Just when she learned to love one body  part, playwright Eve Ensler started to hate another. And that,  says the author of the international hit "The Vagina  Monologues," is how she came to write "The Good Body.'
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Francine Prose can't help it. No matter how many books she has written &#151; more than 20 to date &#151; she also has this "parallel self" that needs to take on political and social issues in real life, in real time.
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In person, thereÂs a quality of indomitable exuberance about Sushmita Sen which renders itself well to the roles that she does.
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This two-character play, based on a Doris Lessing novel, exaggerates the bookâs bluntness without capturing its nuanced perceptions.
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An authorâs throwback view on the culture of casual sex among young women is under fire.
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Reader Amit Sharma got a glimpse of Anees Bazmee's next multistarrer.
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Jessica Hecht is in the peculiar position of having been singled out for praise by New York Times theater critic Ben Brantley.
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Some literary-minded bloggers seemed a little piqued at comments on their hobby made by Doris Lessing in her Nobel lecture this month.
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âTerminus,â Mark OâRoweâs drama of interlocking monologues, adds an unusual twist to the playwrightâs already distinctive style: rhyme.
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Theresa Parrish is certain there are differences between men and women that go far deeper than sex organs and who's in charge of the remote.
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Eve Ensler and Neil LaBute are staging morality plays set in similar places: the playwrights' not-exactly-flat, constantly growling stomachs.
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Jonathan Marc Shermanâs play, while agreeably acted and directed, feels like an internal monologue distributed among four characters.
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Reader Sunaina Yadav shares her experiences.
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âArea 51,â a new dance by Yvonne Meier and Aki Sasamoto, was a wittily imaginative exploration of how much can be communicated almost entirely by movement.
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One of the most compelling and screamingly funny voices of the new century belongs to Augusten Burroughs. A former ad writer and recovering alcoholic, he sprang to prominence with his 2002 memoir, Running With Scissors. It detailed a childhood so bizarre that some people insist it must contain elements of fiction.
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A conversation with Audacia Ray, author of Naked on the Internet: Hookups, Downloads and Cashing In on Internet Sexploration.
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Zane, a 37-year-old pseudonymously named author and suburban mother of three, has succeeded in giving voice to a new type of genre fiction: post-feminist African-American erotica.