“The Normal Heart,” just revived on Broadway, is less a play than a sensory experience, likely to leave audiences feeling drained, exhilarated and perhaps a bit guilty. That the play is powerful is, given its subject matter, to be expected. That it is nuanced as well is a tribute to playwright Larry Kramer, a man…
Does Raymond Perelman, the nonagenarian businessman and big-time Jewish philanthropist have a “heart and head bursting with anger, arrogance, and rage”? So says his son, Jeffrey, in court documents revealed this week. Alas, there is more high-stakes Perelman family drama for those interested in gawking at that sort of thing (not us, of course). Tabloid…
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