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  04.27.92 | No Comments | Filed Under Broadway Theater, Revivals, The New Yorker Archive

  
  

  Jessica Lange in “Streetcar”;

  August Wilson’s “Two Trains Running”

  The New Yorker, April 27, 1992

  There’s something awe-inspiring about a play in which absolutely nothing happens that doesn’t have to do with race relations. Continue reading

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