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
Theatre Reviews
Reviewing how the latest theatre speaks to the human experience.
Theater Review: Square Go Wrestles With Adolescence
Do our bullies really care about us? I wonder that. I, like many, have experienced
Theatre Review: Nomad Motel Hosts Abandoned Children
Although we all know the stories of kids abandoned by their parents or a parent,
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
Theatre Review: Magic 8 Ball Approaches Autism’s Spectrum
In this world, difference is treated with distance. It is as if to live life
Theatre Review: Mac Beth Reveals The Power of “Power”
One thing that I always loved about Shakespeare is that he questioned the morality of
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
Theatre Review: Shakesbeer Honors Shakespeare’s Sentimentality
Part of why I love Shakesbeer is that I truly believe I am seeing the
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
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
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
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
Theater Review: The Johnsons Present LOVE Is Experimentally Dividing
f someone asked me the storyline of The Johnsons Present LOVE, written and directed by
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
Theatre Review: The Cradle Will Rock With Corruption
Often, I notice how many young people or people of color are in a crowd;