



Ben Brantley, The New York Times
4 reviews, average rating:
(4.5 Stars) Anonymous: “Awesome Acting But Too Short.”
I went to the play march 30th and had no idea what to expect. The acting ... more »
I had never heard of Orphans, but my daughter and I both like Alec Baldwin,... more »
My friends and I were visiting NYC when we decided to see a play - the st... more »
Two orphaned brothers live in their decrepit North Philadelphia row house. They survive by petty thievery and a steady diet of tuna fish and daytime television until the violent older brother (Foster) decides to kidnap Harold (Baldwin), a notorious Chicago gangster.
The two brothers - one a predatory and domineering thief, the other an innocent man-child (Sturridge) - have raised themselves without the benefit of parents. But after a short time the wily Harold turns the tables on them becoming their father figure and the force that will forever change their lives.
"30 Rock" star and Tony Award nominee Alec Baldwin will return to Broadway in spring 2013 in the Broadway bow of Lyle Kessler's taut three-hander. The play has been nominated for two 2013 Tony Awards, including Best Revival of a Play.| Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | |
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