Theater Review: Dying City Is An Intense Look At Trauma

We are our stories, and, for those that have suffered a trauma, such a tragic story can feel like the only one ever told about…

Theater Review: Square Go Wrestles With Adolescence

Do our bullies really care about us? I wonder that. I, like many, have experienced bullying, and was told, “It’s not personal” by others trying…

Theatre Review: Nomad Motel Hosts Abandoned Children

Although we all know the stories of kids abandoned by their parents or a parent, we still believe that a “parent-child” relationship is automatic. We…

Theater Review: Long Lost Question Family And Forgiveness At MTC

When do your sins become unforgivable? When do you push the ones you love so much, with the havoc you caused them, that your redemption…

Theatre Review: Magic 8 Ball Approaches Autism’s Spectrum

In this world, difference is treated with distance. It is as if to live life differently,  with particular needs or wants, causes people to treat…

Theatre Review: Mac Beth Reveals The Power of “Power”

One thing that I always loved about Shakespeare is that he questioned the morality of power or rather its holder. For him, if you cannot…

Theater Review: Octet Is The Gospel According To Black Mirror

If Black Mirror ever decided to do a gospel choir, it would be Octet. Playing Signature Theater until June 8, Dave Malloy’s new musical goes…

Theatre Review: Shakesbeer Honors Shakespeare’s Sentimentality

Part of why I love Shakesbeer is that I truly believe I am seeing the actors of tomorrow do some of the best renditions of…

Theater Review: Curse Of The Starving Class At Signature Theatre

If there is one thing Sam Shepard enjoyed as a playwright, it is symbolism. From an empty fridge to a lamb ready to eat any…

Theater Review: Safeword Asks If You Want Love or Control

Sex, violence, and food all seem to intertwine in Safeword, playing at American Theater of Actors, to make us question how we love. Following four…

Theater Review: Fruiting Bodies Is A Mushroom Hunt For Forgiveness

Fruiting Bodies left me torn. On one hand, it is a play about forgiveness of one’s self, and, on another, it is about mushrooms. Playing…

Theater Review: Tilda Swinton Answers an Ad on Craigslist

Tilda Swinton Answers an Ad on Craigslist played at Laurie Beechman Theatre, and should DEFINITELY make a return soon. As people drank martinis and ate their…

Theater Review: The Johnsons Present LOVE Is Experimentally Dividing

f someone asked me the storyline of The Johnsons Present LOVE, written and directed by Anohni, I would say either A) I have no idea…

Theatre Review: Norma Jeane Baker Of Troy Is A Dividing Myth

Playing at the stunning, The Shed theater, what I love about Norma Jean Baker of Troy is that it is a dividing piece, in part,…

Theatre Review: The Cradle Will Rock With Corruption

Often, I notice how many young people or people of color are in a crowd; wondering why we are not invited or feel invited. In…