David Grimm: party talk; In his plays, sex, love and history tangle in lively conversation.(PEOPLE)(Biography)
American Theatre, February, 2006 by Schloff, Aaron Mack
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If culture is a conversation, then the works of David Grimm are a roaring dinner party. Whether living in Elizabethan England or Depression-era Park Avenue, his characters will speak (and frequently drink) freely as they perform what it means to be a responsible person--often, a responsible lover. "This is the conversation I'm trying to have with other writers and audiences," Grimm declares.
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More talkative guests joined the party this year as Grimm has chalked up two premieres--The Learned Ladies of Park Avenue at Hartford Stage this past ...
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