Playing Around

This is the kind of play you might assume rendered by Brian Friel – not a comparison of style, but rather one of nuanced character [...]

Welcomed by president of Dancers Over Forty, John Seafakis, we’re told the organization started with five people in a coffee shop 30 [...]

Sara Gruen’s 2006 novel, Water for Elephants contained universal themes: community, love, surviving grief, abuse – of both people [...]

Everyone is conflicted about that in All-American Sex Addict/Woke AF: a clever, absurd comedy by Matt Morillo, directed by Phoebe [...]

Tricia Brown (1936-2017)  was a dancer, choreographer – one of the founders of the Judson Dance Theater – and graphic [...]

Rock and Roll, bright lights and a screen that says: WE NEED 25 VOLUNTEERS – DON’T BE AFRAID – COMMON, IT WILL BE FUN Come to [...]

In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king. (British proverb) When an 1882 play arrives timely, issues of profit above morality [...]

Windows takes us back to early days of the pandemic when lock down was frightening and paramount, everything was delivered, and physical [...]