The COVID pandemic has not only shut down the American theater but it has also... Read more →

I was intrigued by two movies about lesbian romances in the 19th century: Ammonite (2020)... Read more →

When I was a kid back in the 1970s, PBS used to run a series called Meeting of the Minds.... Read more →

The late Jerry Herman can be accused of many things: “glitzy optimism,” a smiling and... Read more →

In the 20th century, the number of African-American playwrights who have had financially... Read more →

With Broadway shut down at least until June of 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic, one... Read more →

I met Alex Trebek one day in the mid-1970s, about 10 years before he started his... Read more →

The famous designer for Esquire Magazine George Lois once commented, “Creativity can... Read more →

Earlier this year I had been impressed by Anya Taylor-Joy’s spirited characterization... Read more →

The Broadway League recently announced that the hiatus for all of its member theaters has... Read more →