A Touch Of The Poet News

 
'The Iceman Cometh'— and he brings Brian Dennehy and Nathan Lane with him
Chicago Sun-Times
Over the years, Falls and Dennehy have collaborated on the playwright's “Long Day's Journey Into Night,” “Desire Under the Elms,” “A Touch of the Poet” and “Huey.” Lane, who is doing his very first dance with O'Neill, fell in love with “Iceman” decades ...

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Brian Dennehy, Nathan Lane embark on O'Neill's 'Iceman Cometh' in Chicago
Washington Post
Over the years, Dennehy and Falls have had an enormously productive relationship with O'Neill, having worked together on such plays as “Long Day's Journey Into Night,” ''Hughie” and “A Touch of the Poet.” Lane isn't the first Hollywood actor to join ...

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Dennehy, Lane embark on O'Neill's 'Iceman'
CBS News
Over the years, Dennehy and Falls have had an enormously productive relationship with O'Neill, having worked together on such plays as "Long Day's Journey Into Night," ''Hughie" and "A Touch of the Poet." Lane isn't the first Hollywood actor to join ...

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Playbill.com
Bobby Cannavale Will Star in Broadway Revival of The Big Knife
Playbill.com
... production of Mrs. Warren's Profession starring Cherry Jones and Sally Hawkins, A Man For All Seasons starring Frank Langella, A Touch of the Poet starring Gabriel Byrne and A Naked Girl on the Appian Way starring Jill Clayburgh and Richard Thomas.

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Allentown Morning Call
From Wisteria Lane to Bethlehem
Allentown Morning Call
She has also been a regular on Broadway, with parts in many shows, including "A Touch of the Poet," "The Rivals" and "The Lion in Winter." She is looking forward to "Habitat on Broadway" on June 4, when Broadway stars will take up tools to help ...

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The Battle of the Sexes: Screaming Females and the Men
SPIN
... possibility — more detours, more gleeful disorientation, a touch of the same absurdly ambitious fervor that elevated fellow Jersey-punk royalty like van-lifer poet laureate Ted Leo and magnificently deranged Civil War re-enactors Titus Andronicus.

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The Fortnightly Review
On the use of metaphor and 'pathetic fallacy' in poetry.
The Fortnightly Review
... with all its new and foreign associations, which would have been injurious to the harmonious progress of his poem, his object being merely to touch in the wave and its foam, as he passed onward, with as few and as telling touches as possible.