Playing Around

Michael Feinstein: Caught Between the Moon and New York City, Peter Allen ne Peter Richard Woolnough (1944-1992), was a talented and [...]

Photo essay by Adel Gorgy A trio of iconic Hollywood costumes, above, worn by Clark Gable and Vivien Leigh from Gone with the Wind, are [...]

There are millions of stories to tell about slavery in the United State, one for every person who was robbed of their identity and of their [...]

Arlington’s Signature Theater transports us to 1928 Berlin, inside the lives of a disparate group of travelers who are staying for a time [...]

I have no issue per se with the pared down version of a classic or updating visuals, but rewriting and bizarre direction must have this [...]

The second in Sean O’ Casey’s Dublin Trilogy takes place during The Irish Civil War (1922-1923.) To those who fought in The Irish War [...]

John Webster (1579-1634) was fifteen years younger than Shakespeare, writing for the same audience. (The better known of his works is The [...]

Does the American Constitution protect and serve or is it so outdated, so specifically tailored by the founding fathers to white, male, [...]