The Blind Boys of Alabama -A Cure For What Ails You Original members of The Blind Boys of Alabama met when they were nine years-old in the children’s chorus at The Alabama Institute for the [...]February 23, 2018
Deborah Grace Winer – Defined By the Company She Keeps Author/historian/dramatist and self avowed “show maker,” Deborah Grace Winer owns her grandmother’s 1929 piano. (“Lots of cool [...]February 21, 2018
WAT-CAST: Stacy Sullivan Talks About Her Musical Career Stacy Sullivan, the seventh of eight children born in Boggy Depot, Oklahoma, is a long way from her geographic roots, but ever faithful to [...]February 19, 2018
An (almost) ALL MALE Production of The Boys From Syracuse — Rollicking! From the moment one enters the intimate Lion Theatre and sees Joshua Warner’s irreverent Set: the giant, clip art, bulb-lit arrow and [...]February 17, 2018
Time Stands Still – Is She Bearing Witness or an Adrenaline Junkie? Sarah (Nancy Nagrant), an internationally known photographer, arrives home leg in a cast, arm in a sling, with face badly scratched, having [...]February 12, 2018
In The Body of The World – Yours and Mine “… I have been exiled from my body. I was ejected at a young age and I got lost. For years I have been trying to find my way back to my [...]February 11, 2018
The Chekhov Dreams – Derivative, But Often Fun John McKinney’s play is ½ Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit, ¼ Woody Allen’s Play It Again Sam and ¼ that of the playwright. Still, [...]February 9, 2018
Against the Hillside – Stunning Theater Every now and then I see a production where everything hums. Sylvia Khoury’s riveting, highly topical play is given an accomplished debut [...]February 8, 2018