Les Liaisons Dangereuses News

 
Chinese "Dangerous Liaisons" well received in Cannes
Xinhua
Set in the enchanting city of Shanghai in 1930s, it has been the first Chinese film adaptation of the well-known French novel "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" by Choderlos de Laclos, upon which the 1988 film starring Glenn Close and John Malkovich was also ...

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OregonLive.com
'Dangerous Liaisons' review: Languid pace, gaudy garments sets production off ...
OregonLive.com
The languid pace that Director Patrick Spike has chosen for “Dangerous Liaisons” (also known as “Les Liaisons Dangereuses”), with its nasty games of sexual cruelty and coercion, makes this production feel oddly off kilter. The play's time and place is ...

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OregonLive.com
Hillsboro's Bag&Baggage Productions opens 'Dangerous Liaisons' on Friday
OregonLive.com
Based on Pierre Choderlos de Laclos' once-banned 1782 novel, "Les liaisons dangereuses," the play was written by Christopher Hampton. It won the Laurence Olivier Award for Best New Play in 1984, and the 1987 New York Drama Critics' Circle Award for ...

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Wall Street Journal
Setting the Stage for a Floral Tribute
Wall Street Journal
But Mr. Pask, a Tony Award-winning scenic designer (for "The Pillowman," "The Coast of Utopia," "Les Liaisons Dangereuses" and "The Book of Mormon" ), was in this instance way, way off Broadway—at the New York Botanical Garden's Enid A. Haupt ...

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Galway News
Rhythm, not speed, is key when it comes to a good dramatic row
Galway News
And having worked as fight director for over 50 productions in top English theatre companies, including the Royal Shakespeare Company, not to mention on Broadway shows such as Cyrano the Musical, Les Liaisons Dangereuses and Les Miserables, ...


 
The art of seduction
News-Times
The story, originally written as Les Liaisons Dangereuses by Pierre Choderlos de Laclos in 1782, is composed entirely of some 150 letters the various characters have written to each other, which gives the play emotional depth and the actors brilliant ...

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For “Sisters” Star, Driving Is Easy, Comedy Is Hard
NBC New York
Ben Daniels, a 2008 Tony-nominee for the Roundabout's “Les Liaisons Dangereuses,” is Robert, Bernard's friend and Jacqueline's lover. “Dinner,” on the Roundabout's Broadway stage at the American Airlines Theatre, runs through June 17.