Theatre Log Cabin and Skintight Are Skin Deep By David Sheward on July 4, 2018 You can trace the rising trajectory of the gay community in America through recent... Read more →
MusicTheatre Intimate Carmen Jones Electrifies Off-Broadway By David Sheward on July 4, 2018 The grand passion of opera and the minimalist esthetics of Tony-winning director John... Read more →
Theatre Long Day’s Journey into Night and The Humans Tread Common Ground By Steve Gottfried on June 27, 2018 Written nearly six decades apart, Long Day’s Journey into Night (currently playing at... Read more →
Theatre 4 A Less-than Evening with The Humans By Sylvie Drake on June 27, 2018 Sooner or later it was bound to happen. A play showered with glory, here and elsewhere,... Read more →
DanceTheatre The Minute She Walked In the Joint By Ann Haskins on June 27, 2018 Like a phoenix rising from its ashes, Reprise 2.0 reboots its popular showcase for... Read more →
Theatre 2 Starry Days & Nights on SoCal Stages By Sylvie Drake on June 13, 2018 A Shakespearean production with American movie stars? An endemically American play... Read more →
Theatre Boys in the Band Finally Makes It to Broadway By David Sheward on June 13, 2018 When The Boys in the Band, Mart Crowley’s groundbreaking play focusing on the gay... Read more →
Theatre Yacht Isn’t Quite Seaworthy at MTC By David Sheward on June 6, 2018 A wealthy parent confronts his son’s economically strapped teacher over a failing grade... Read more →
Theatre 1 A Portmanteau Full of Surprises By Sylvie Drake on June 6, 2018 "Portmanteau" is an old word. You don't hear it often. But Nigerian American playwright... Read more →
Theatre Reza Abdoh Exhibition Opens at MoMA PS1 By Cultural Weekly on May 30, 2018 We are especially happy to alert our readers to this new exhibition at New York's MoMA... Read more →
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