Romulus Linney under the radar: the key to his plays is emotional connection.(Profiles)(Interview)
American Theatre, April, 2004 by McGregor, Michael
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When Romulus Linney's Silver River opens in Portland, Ore., later this month, this passionate one-character show--about a turn-of-the-century woman's search for her own voice through writing--will be the second world premiere production of a Linney play the city's Profile Theatre Project has hosted this year.
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The first, the two-character Klonsky and Schwartz, which debuted in January, was a kaleidoscopic evocation of the close relationship between celebrated poet Delmore Schwartz and the lesser-known writer Milton Klonsky during Schwartz's descent into mental illness in New York in ...
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