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In the 20th century, the number of African-American playwrights who have had financially successful, non-musical productions on Broadway can be... Read more →
Netflix’s The Prom and Streaming Holiday Musicals
With Broadway shut down at least until June of 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic, one must rely on streaming services and the occasional broadcast... Read more →
Give Me Your Hand Combines Art, Theater and Poetry
The Broadway League recently announced that the hiatus for all of its member theaters has been extended until June of 2021. That means at least seven... Read more →
Final Apple Zoom Play Incidental Moments Celebrates Small Joys
Dr. Anthony Fauci recently predicted we may not be able to sit safely in theaters until the end of 2021. If that is the case, we’ll have to make... Read more →
Virtual Cabaret: Love, Noel
The intimate environs of cabaret will probably be the last aspect of the entertainment industry to return to normal in this COVID world. Patrons... Read more →
Seeking Connection in The Weir
Five lonely people swap ghost stories in a secluded Irish country pub in Connor McPherson’s touching play The Weir. This woes of this disheartened... Read more →
The Line Jabs Like a Needle of Truth
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced the closures of theaters and reinforced the feeling of being in suspended animation. With no live dramatic reaction... Read more →
New Apples and Les Blancs
As the hiatus from live theater continues with no respite in sight until at least 2021, we draw what sustenance we can from Zoom plays, archival... Read more →
The David Desk Awards plus Thoughts on B’way’s Future
Normally this would have been one of the best weeks of the year for theater lovers. The Tony Awards for Broadway's best would have presented on... Read more →
Streaming Streetcar and Mad Forest
There is one upside to all the theaters being closed due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Through streaming, YouTube, Zoom and other digital platforms, we... Read more →
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