Theatre Sad Quartet: Rose Tattoo, Linda Vista, New Englanders, Heroes By David Sheward on October 24, 2019 “My life is unhappy. I want to change it and I don’t know how.” That’s the... Read more →
MusicTheatre Quirky Musicals Off-B’way and On: Scotland, Shop, Forbidden, Percy Jackson By David Sheward on October 24, 2019 A trio of quirky tuners have just opened Off-Broadway while a small family show transfers... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre 2 How We Let the Light Get In By Sylvie Drake on October 16, 2019 Going to the theatre can be an act of faith, a search for meaning or simply a search for... Read more →
MusicTheatre Figaro Delivers Sweet Singing, Drawing-Room Comedy By Stephen West on October 16, 2019 San Francisco Opera just opened a handsome new production of The Marriage of Figaro, and... Read more →
MusicTheatre Politics, Sex, and Race: Great Society, Slave Play, Wrong Man By David Sheward on October 9, 2019 Robert Schenkkan provided a brilliant example of political theater with his Tony winning... Read more →
TheatreTV + Web Ali Wong By Elisa Leonelli on October 2, 2019 I was already familiar with the work of Randall Park. I had interviewed him in 2014 for... Read more →
Theatre Rigor As Fun & Feistiness By Sylvie Drake on October 2, 2019 When you do the right thing as you see it, the dominant feeling is that you can't go... Read more →
Theatre 1 Gem of the Ocean: Salvation and Memory By Sylvie Drake on October 2, 2019 Written by three-time Pulitzer Prize-winner August Wilson in 2003, and now playing at A... Read more →
Theatre 1 On Beckett: Language Meets Body By Sylvie Drake on September 25, 2019 It’s unclear if many of the people attending Bill Irwin’s opening night at the Kirk... Read more →
Theatre Grim and Rosy Views of Aging: Storm, Fern Hill plus Gloomy Sunday By David Sheward on September 25, 2019 Reality is a slippery proposition in the plays of French dramatist Florian Zeller. In... Read more →
Follow Us