Theatre 1 There Is Love…And Then There Is Love By Sylvie Drake on January 31, 2018 Shakespeare is in the air, nowhere more so than at South Coast Repertory (SCR) where an... Read more →
Theatre Choosing Fairness in The Chosen By Sylvie Drake on January 24, 2018 Speaking as a secular Jew, one of the things that I have always treasured about Jewish... Read more →
Theatre John Lithgow’s Solo Show Has Artistry and Heart By David Sheward on January 18, 2018 The funniest moment on Broadway so far this season is not provided by a witticism from a... Read more →
Theatre 2 Eloquent Silence and Struggling Words By Sylvie Drake on January 17, 2018 Please consider making a tax-deductible donation now so we can keep publishing strong... Read more →
Theatre Bundles from Britain: Children, Farinelli By David Sheward on January 3, 2018 The year ended with two emblematic productions for Broadway—The Children presented by... Read more →
Theatre A Pair of Nights Off-Broadway By David Sheward on December 14, 2017 Mixing myth, urban legend, conspiracy theory, and historical fact, Rajiv Joseph creates a... Read more →
MusicTheatre Hurricanes, Volcanoes, and Meteor Showers on Broadway By David Sheward on December 13, 2017 Hurricanes, volcanoes, and meteor showers mark a trio of recent Broadway openings with... Read more →
Theatre Uma Thurman Stars in Limp Political Play on Broadway By David Sheward on December 6, 2017 It seemed like the perfect set-up. A political comedy-drama written by the creator of... Read more →
LiteratureTheatre Something For Everyone By Sylvie Drake on November 22, 2017 Thanksgiving. Three plays. As Polonius might have said: historical, hysterical and, mmm,... Read more →
ArtDanceMusicTheatre The Secret City, back in LA! By Cultural Weekly on November 22, 2017 The Secret City, the joyous art-ritual-commununal-theatrical-singing-dancing-event,... Read more →
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