FilmTheatre Relive Classic ’80s Films with the Brat Pack! By Steve Gottfried on April 11, 2019 2019 Got You Down? Jonesing for a simpler time when Brat Pack movies like The Breakfast... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre Nothing Poor About These Yella Rednecks By Sylvie Drake on April 10, 2019 Playwright Qui Nguyen’s Vietgone came and went, at South Coast Rep (SCR) and at East... Read more →
Theatre 1 Lackawanna Blues, As Well-Named As It Gets By Sylvie Drake on April 3, 2019 Lackawanna Blues, now at The Mark Taper Forum, is the kind of show that you wish you... Read more →
MusicTheatre Capitalism and the Constitution on NYC Stages By David Sheward on April 3, 2019 Three disparate visions of America, two focusing on capitalism and one on the... Read more →
Theatre A Challenging Argonautika & A Challenge To American Argot By Sylvie Drake on March 27, 2019 A Noise Within (ANW) is not known for backing off of hard work. Artistic Co-Directors... Read more →
Theatre John Guare’s Wild Nantucket Sleigh Ride By David Sheward on March 27, 2019 John Guare takes us on a wild romp through personal ups and downs, toxic pop culture,... Read more →
Theatre 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 →
MusicTheatre 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 →
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