By Aaron Krause WILTON MANORS, Fla. — William Faulkner wrote, “The past is never dead. It’s not even past.” And in a devastatingly honest manner, [...]

Does time really heal old wounds? That’s the question Michael Perlman’s play, “From White Plains” attempts to answer in a new production opening March 21 [...]

Fitzgerald wrote, “The rich are different than you and me,” and if he was writing today, he’d probably amend it to “Celebrities are different than [...]

A voiceover introduces the opening of Bette & Barry: From Bathhouse to Broadway. “Island City Stage is proud to present Bette Midler and Barry Manilow.” [...]

PERFORMING ARTS JUNE 1, 2015 A DEVASTATING ‘DANIEL’S HUSBAND’ ILLUMINATES THE STAKES IN MARRIAGE EQUALITY Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/entertainment/performing-arts/article22803675.html#storylink=cpy BY CHRISTINE DOLEN Daniel’s Husband, the [...]

  BY CHRISTINE DOLEN cdolen@MiamiHerald.com Michael McKeever’s world premiere play Daniel’s Husband, which wrapped up an extended (and largely sold-out) run on July 5, will come back [...]

If this seemingly endless presidential election has left you in need of laughs, vote “Shorts Gone Wild 4: Decision 2016.” The fourth installment of the [...]

When Shorts Gone Wild first appeared five years ago, the somewhat risqué spin on City Theatre’s Summer Shorts paradigm tried to be a little daring, a little naughty. Each [...]

August 22, 2017 FacebookTwitter Christine Dolen, Correspondent Top of Form When “Shorts Gone Wild” began, the often-raunchier cousin to City Theatre’s popular “Summer Shorts Festival” aimed [...]

“I will obliterate those who oppress and repress people they do not understand,” the ambitious, young, wide-eyed, if a bit naïve man proclaims confidently. “And [...]