Ralph Fiennes likes a challenge. He picks his parts like a pole-vaulter pushing himself higher. Last year, it was Jack Tanner in the moral maze of Shaw's “Man and Superman,” a four-hour tongue twister in human form. Now, it's the title character of Ibsen's “The Master Builder,” Halvard Solness — a tangle of ambition, paranoia... Read more »
SOURCE: Variety at 04:12AM on February 9, 2016