LiteratureMain PostsOUR WORLDTheatre 2 Much Ado about Julius Caesar By Sylvie Drake on June 21, 2017 You would have to have been stranded in Antarctica or on Mars to have missed all the... Read more →
FocusMusicTheatre Angels in America Opera Doesn’t Quite Soar By David Sheward on June 21, 2017 New York City Opera closes its 2016-17 season with the bold choice of Hungarian composer... Read more →
FocusTheatre A Landlocked Constellations By Sylvie Drake on June 21, 2017 British playwright Nick Payne’s 2012 play Constellations took up residence at The... Read more →
Main PostsTheatre 1984 on Broadway: Terrifyingly Relevant By David Sheward on June 21, 2017 While it is not a direct response to the young Trump administration, the bracing and... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre Countenancing Les Blancs By Sylvie Drake on June 14, 2017 It really doesn't matter that we don't know exactly when playwright and human rights... Read more →
Theatre Hail Trump: Julius Caesar in Central Park By David Sheward on June 14, 2017 Last summer, the Public Theater’s free Shakespeare in the Park Series unsuccessfully... Read more →
Theatre A Battlefield Confrontation – Now and Then By Sylvie Drake on May 31, 2017 Many years ago, an exceptional mime named Hayward Coleman told me something I’ve never... Read more →
Theatre Whirligig and Wall: Too Much Rehashing By David Sheward on May 31, 2017 Hamish Linklater is one of our most versatile actors, enlivening both sitcoms and... Read more →
Theatre 2 On Retirement from a Life in the Theater By Eric Trules on May 31, 2017 Please consider making a tax-deductible donation now so we can keep publishing strong... Read more →
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