Larry Kramer

Clients

Writers: Playwrights

THE NORMAL HEART

“The blood that's coursing through ''The Normal Heart,'' the new play by Larry Kramer at the Public Theater, is boiling hot. In this fiercely polemical drama about the private and public fallout of the AIDS epidemic, the playwright starts off angry, soon gets furious and then skyrockets into sheer rage.” (New York Times)

“More than any of the attempts to use the theater as a way to understand the explosive world we live in, this new-old play proves that political theater is alive and well.” (CurtainUp)

THE DESTINY OF ME

“This shattering drama of family relations and recriminations matches the emotional extremities of Eugene ONeills Long Days Journey into Night and Arthur Millers Death of a Salesman.... His tragi-comedy, much admired in New York, but shamefully rejected by leading theatres over here" (Nicholas de Jongh, Evening Standard)

“a big play performed with great attack in a tiny space. A remaking of the great American play in the light of AIDS. The drama of generational guilt - the drama of Eugene ONeill, Tennessee Williams and Arthur Miller - in which anger and a sense of being cheated rumbles down the ages, is reinevented." (Susannah Clapp, The Observer)

"Larry Kramer's greatest play" The Telegraph