Anaïs Nin Goes to Hell at FringeNYC 2008 " Thank the gods for David Stallings' Anaïs Nin Goes to Hell"--Village Voice “With [David] Stallings well-paced script…this thoughtful two-act is a uniquely polished presence at the Fringe”--Village Voice “A dramatic comedy about love, waiting, death and being trapped on an island with historical women.”--NY Press “For a play about woman, but written by a man, it tapped into the greater female psyche”--NY Press “This production has a lot going for it. I enjoyed the way that the characters interacted with one another, especially Andromeda and Heloise. I was also amused by the interactions and budding friendship of Queen Victoria and Lord Alfred "Bosie" Douglas. It also has a great premise and a very enjoyable musical interlude.”--nytheatre.com “It's nice to see a play that relies on strong women. The relationships he created for the characters are extremely interesting.”--nytheatre.com “David Stallings takes on the idea with wit and style.”--Broadway World “Stallings' play is full of ideas about feminism, moving on, and acceptance. It is also full of humor, pathos, and heart.”--Broadway World “David Stallings has written a fascinating and thought-provoking play, full of humor, smut, philosophy, and a smattering of Karen Carpenter.”--Stage Buzz |
ARPEGGIO at The 45th Street Theatre, NYC coming soon |
FOLIE A DEUX at The Rock Theatre, NYC coming soon |