Main PostsTheatre 1 What’s So Funny? By Sylvie Drake on July 17, 2019 Comedy. You’ve heard this one before. It’s what occurs when something bad happens to... Read more →
FocusTheatre In Avignon, Theatre Makes Its Time By Adam Leipzig on July 10, 2019 "We see which way the stream of time doth run." - Henry IV, Part II In July... Read more →
Theatre Fine Ensemble Work Distinguishes this Streetcar By Steve Gottfried on July 3, 2019 How many times have you been to the theater to find that your take on a play, or on a... Read more →
MusicTheatre Toni Stone Hits a Homer; Plus Musical Musings on Identity By David Sheward on June 26, 2019 Toni Stone is probably the most famous athlete you never heard of. From 1949 to 1954, she... Read more →
MusicTheatre Black Identity Through Theatrical Lenses By David Sheward on June 19, 2019 The 2019-20 Off-Broadway theater season begins with a quartet of productions exploring... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre 1 The Ultimate Decency of Indecent By Sylvie Drake on June 12, 2019 What is so striking about Indecent, the Paula Vogel play that opened Sunday at the... Read more →
Theatre Making and Missing Connections: Frankie and Johnny, Long Lost, Happy Talk By David Sheward on June 5, 2019 Breaking the metaphorical walls between disconnected people is the common theme of three... Read more →
MusicTheatre Hershey Felder Brings Debussy to Life By Steve Gottfried on June 5, 2019 Hershey Felder is a rock star. Not in the literal sense, of course. But in the figurative... Read more →
Theatre Bleak Views of the UK and US: INK, Sons, Curse By David Sheward on May 24, 2019 When profit becomes the prime motive of conduct, bad things happens. That’s the message... Read more →
Theatre A Slightly Frazzled Edward Tulane By Sylvie Drake on May 22, 2019 For some time now, the 24th Street Theatre has been specializing in plays for children... Read more →
Follow Us