By Aaron Krause for Berkshire Fine Arts “I want the truth,” a character says in Tom Jacobson’s highly theatrical play, The Twentieth Century Way. Without a [...]
By Bill Hirschman For Florida Theatre Onstage The Twentieth Century Way creates intersecting, interlocking and overlapping realities nesting inside each other like a Russian doll. Or [...]
By Mary Damiano | Contributing Writer for THE NEW PELICAN The need to belong and the desire for love are explored against the backdrop of [...]
by Mindy Leaf for Around Town Photo by Matthew Tippins We’re all familiar with popular shows that extend their runs … typically due to positive [...]
By AARON KRAUSE for Theatrical Musings Photo by Matthew Tippins While watching Drew Droege’s delightfully comic, single-character play, Bright Colors and Bold Patterns, one [...]
By John Thomason for Florida Theatre Onstage Photo by Matthew Tippins Like them or tolerate them, there’s an inherent archness to the majority of solo [...]
by Mindy Leaf for Around Town Magazine Sometimes, rare times, a piece of theater grabs you, shakes you up (even punches you in the [...]
By John Thomason for Boca Magazine Like David Mamet’s university-set “Oleanna” some 30 years earlier, Eleanor Burgess’ stimulating two-character drama “The Niceties” encapsulates the college [...]
By Bill Hirschman for Florida Theatre Onstage Franklin Graham, the homophobic alt-right son of Billy Graham, just finished a revival tour of Florida this weekend. Too [...]
By Michelle F. Solomon for FLORIDA THEATRE ONSTAGE Michael Leeds’ world premiere play, Starmaker, ten years in the making, is getting its debut at Island City [...]
