Main PostsTheatre 1 Lackawanna Blues, As Well-Named As It Gets By Sylvie Drake on March 20, 2019 Lackawanna Blues, now at The Mark Taper Forum, is the kind of show that you wish you... Read more →
Main PostsTheatre Isabelle Huppert in a Murky Mother By David Sheward on March 20, 2019 French playwright Florian Zeller managed a rare feat in 2016. He made dementia a... Read more →
Main PostsMusicTheatre B’way Past and Future: Kate, Chill By David Sheward on March 20, 2019 The new Kiss Me, Kate from Roundabout Theater Company at Studio 54 tries a bit too hard... Read more →
Theatre More Is Less: “Daddy” and Alice By David Sheward on March 6, 2019 There’s a lot going on in “Daddy”, the new play by Jeremy O. Harris who burst onto... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre Wilde Travails, On Stage & Off By Sylvie Drake on March 6, 2019 In the age of LGBTQ, the tragedy of Oscar Wilde is never far from our consciousness. Laws... Read more →
ArtDanceTheatre The Getty Does Dance By Ann Haskins on March 6, 2019 Walking into the darkened rehearsal studio to interview choreographer Lionel Popkin... Read more →
Theatre The Resurrection of Ragtime—And a Theatre By Sylvie Drake on February 27, 2019 Something pretty stunning is going on at The Pasadena Playhouse — and I don’t just... Read more →
Theatre Merrily Is Still Sondheim’s Problem Child By David Sheward on February 27, 2019 Merrily We Roll Along has a special place in the canon of Stephen Sondheim musicals. The... Read more →
Theatre MATRIARCH: “She’s Wide Awake Shining Light” By Cultural Weekly on February 20, 2019 The Roots and Wings Project Founder/Creative Director Jesse Bliss and the California Arts... Read more →
Theatre Past Present Tense: Vera Stark, Catonsville By David Sheward on February 20, 2019 Jessica Frances Dukes in By the Way, Meet Vera Stark Credit: Joan Marcus As L.P... Read more →
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