How I Learned to Drive review

“More powerful than ever”

ReviewsApr 20, 2022by Loren NoveckSamuel J Friedman Theatre, New York

David Morse and Mary-Louise Parker in How I Learned to Drive at Samuel J Friedman Theatre, New York. Photo: Jeremy Daniel

Director Mark Brokaw and much of the original cast return to great effect 20 years later for Paula Vogel’s Pulitzer prize-winning play about the shattering effects of abuse

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Loren Noveck is a dramaturg, a recovering theatre producer and an editor of Exeunt NYC. She has also written for The Brooklyn Rail, The Brooklyn Paper, HowlRound, Women in Theatre online and nytheatre.com.

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