Janice Ian: A Sixties Icon Mesmerizes I had a lovely visit on Friday evening with Janice Ian. Well, perhaps not a visit in the literal sense. I was part of her overflow audience [...] February 8, 2016
45 Years: Can You Ever Really Know Someone? No, I think I was enough for you. I’m just not sure you do. 45 Years written and directed by Andrew Haigh (he directed Weekend and was [...] February 7, 2016
Arena Stage’s City of Conversation – Family and Politics Collide When Arena Stage’s Artistic Director Molly Smith saw Anthony Giardina’s The City of Conversation at Lincoln Center, she was eager to [...] February 6, 2016
Broadway and The Bard – Len Cariou’s Double Life “If music be the food of love, play on…Enough! No more. ‘Tis not so sweet now as it was before…” begins Len Cariou, [...] February 5, 2016
Star-Studded Hail, Caesar! Dazzles Responsible for such modern classics as Fargo and The Big Lebowski, Joel and Ethan Coen need little introduction. With a handful of Oscars [...] February 5, 2016
Back on Broadway: Fiddler on the Roof Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock, you’re aware that the iconic Fiddler on the Roof is buoyantly back on Broadway. (See my earlier [...] February 2, 2016
Maurice Hines Tappin’ Through Life – Sincere and Classy Intended as a tribute to his brother, Gregory, with whom Maurice Hines performed from the age of five – you read that correctly [...] January 29, 2016
A Metaphor in Time Suspended at MoMA Sometimes conceptual art can be off-putting. Sometimes you need a guide, and sometimes even with help, you can find yourself [...] January 27, 2016