A Day by the Sea – Is There Life After Forty?
In a note on 1953’s A Day by the Sea, its playwright N.C. Hunter suggests that 40 signifies “…a foot in two worlds, half way between [...]
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The Doll House by Fiona Davis
Heading out for the summer’s final hurrah? Be sure to pack The Doll House, a new novel by first-time author Fiona Davis, in your tote [...]
Touch – What Is It To Connect?
Touch-come so close to (an object) as to be or come into contact with it Touching-arousing strong feelings of sympathy, appreciation, or [...]
Dear MTA: Can You Feel Our Pain?
Dear MTA: As an almost lifetime resident of Manhattan and frequent user of subways and buses, I would like to reassure you that we the [...]
Literary Starbucks – Fresh-Brewed, Half-Caf, No-Whip Bookish Humor
John Keats orders a Venti iced caramel Frappucino. He sits down at a table by himself, sighs dramatically, and doesn’t drink it. [...]
Interacting with History in Patriot Act
Mike Schlitt’s one man show, Patriot Act, is pretty much what you would expect to hear if you asked for the first of a three-part series [...]
HELD Captivated
Sometimes it’s really hard to hold your applause until the end. Such is the case with HELD: A Musical Fantasy, now playing at Drom as [...]
The Lost Girls – Five Generations of Family Secrets
I hold secrets that don’t belong to me; secrets that would blacken the names of the defenseless dead. So writes the late Lucy [...]
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