Luke Z. Fenchel

Great Expectations: B&S Release a Prequel

By Luke Z. Fenchel July 23, 1999

"Slackers? Hardly. The so-called Generation X turns out to be full of go-getters who are just doing it-but their way."

By Luke Z. Fenchel June 07, 1999

Perhaps if I were more self-aware, I might feel, at this moment, something like the bitter resentment and sadness of

By Luke Z. Fenchel May 07, 1999

I n 1965, Bob Dylan plugged in his guitar, turned on to an electric sound and tuned out the chiding

By Luke Z. Fenchel January 09, 1998

Early in Julie Johnson, the title character's best friend declares "I feel like I don't even know you!" An outburst

By Luke Z. Fenchel September 19, 1997

The final moments of the 1997-98 season's opening performance at the American Repertory Theater find an entire cast and orchestra

By Luke Z. Fenchel July 11, 1997

The naive rarely succeed in the music world; the embitters, jaded and cynical usually help the innocent to an early

By Luke Z. Fenchel February 20, 1997

In the opening scene of the ART's latest production, a boorish captain implores his barber-orderly, Johann Christian Woyzeck, to slow

By Luke Z. Fenchel October 31, 1996

Almost sixty-five years ago, a North American composer introduced a heavy dose of "fun" into popular music, with the intention