Tears and Terms of Endearment When the movie Terms of Endearment came out in theaters in 1983, it was by all measures an incredibly successful film. Based on the book by [...]November 28, 2016
His Name is Gideon and You Don’t Want to Miss Him This is the time of year when many people take a moment to contemplate the things in life for which they are thankful. It may be a [...]November 23, 2016
Doubling-Down on Discrimination at The Flea The Flea Theatre has been, in my experience, a home to interesting, thought-provoking, high-quality work that challenges and creates in [...]November 1, 2016
For Kids and Completists, Doctor Who: The American Adventures Spaceships, alien plots, clueless humans and one mysterious man in black: These are the things that we expect when we hear the name Doctor [...]October 24, 2016
Cold, Melancholy, Entrancing: The Second Winter Like the pitiful bird trapped in barbed wire in the opening page, so too are the characters in Craig Larsen’s The Second [...]October 12, 2016
These Golden Girls Never Lose Their Luster It bodes well for an evening’s theater when the audience spontaneously bursts into song, not once, but twice before the show even begins. [...]October 8, 2016
Occupation: Dragonslayer Has Heart, Lacks Polish If there’s one sure-fire way to reinvigorate a stalled conversation, it’s bringing up something about 9/11. Like the Kennedy [...]September 17, 2016
High Marks for Miss Stevens If you are among those who have seen their teenage years come and go you know that growing up, like breaking up, is hard to do. In a way [...]September 16, 2016