![]() ![]() ![]() The back wall is left largely blank, broken into granite-colored cells like a mausoleum for cremains, an impression reinforced further when sconces are filled with bouquets of flowers. ![]() In the Donmar’s intimate auditorium, where seating surrounds three sides of the stage, the set offers a bare expanse in which the cast rearranges old-fashioned school chairs and just a handful of other props as required. This time around, Miss Brodie is no quirky-cute, epithet-scattering spinster about whom someone like Rod McKuen (“Jean, Jean/You’re young and alive!”) might write a wistful love song, as he did for the iconic 1969 film adaptation of the book that earned Maggie Smith her first Oscar in the lead role. Broadway Grapples With Tonys and Writers Strike: "Hoping to Find a Great Solution" ![]()
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