Alan Paul

Theater Review: “Vanya” — One Actor, a House Divided

October 22, 2026
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Mark H. Dold brings force and sensitivity to Barrington Stage Company’s compelling, uneven production, but the solo format undercuts Chekhov’s psychological complexity.

Book Review: The Allman Brothers’ “Brothers and Sisters” — The Album that Defined the 70s?

July 28, 2023
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Alan Paul’s meticulous, in-depth research lays out many of the pieces needed to help the reader think more deeply about this era.

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