OUR WORLDTheatre The Politics of Abortion — A Recurring Challenge for Women By Barbara Kraft on January 25, 2017 Today, in 2017, millions of women around the world, including an increasing number of... Read more →
Theatre August Wilson’s Jitney Finally Drives Onto Broadway By David Sheward on January 18, 2017 Please consider making a tax-deductible donation now so we can keep publishing strong... Read more →
Theatre The Present with Cate Blanchett: Russia via Australia By David Sheward on January 11, 2017 The box office-draw of radiant Cate Blanchett may be the reason The Present, Australian... Read more →
Theatre Amélie: Rising Above the Movie, Not By Sylvie Drake on January 4, 2017 A wise woman once told me that one cannot rise above a marriage. The good ones surprise... Read more →
MusicTheatre NY Theater and Opera in Transit: Three Journeys By David Sheward on January 4, 2017 Transportation plays a part in three new stage productions in NYC. While the first two... Read more →
Theatre Othello, with Daniel Craig and David Oyelowo, Ignites By David Sheward on January 4, 2017 The moment you enter New York Theatre Workshop for Sam Gold’s searing production of... Read more →
MusicPOPULARTheatre Culture Clashes: Bronx, Band, and Black Man By David Sheward on December 15, 2016 If the recent presidential election has taught us anything, it’s that racism and... Read more →
ArtDanceFilmLifestyleLiteraturePoetryTheatre Cultural Weekly’s Top 10 Stories of 2016 By Cultural Weekly on December 7, 2016 2016 has been a year of challenge, introspection, and vivid creativity. Here at Cultural... Read more →
ArtLifestyleTheatre 8 Theatre Does Not Apologize By Adam Leipzig on November 23, 2016 Dear Mr. President-elect, I’d like to explain something about the theatre, because... Read more →
MusicTheatre Notes, Women, Charity: Post-Election Blues By David Sheward on November 23, 2016 The recent presidential election has shifted the subtext of two Off-Broadway plays. With... Read more →
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