Author: Brittany Crowell

Plot Points in our Sexual Development

Posted by Brittany Crowell | Oct 23, 2018 | Reviews

Plot Points in our Sexual Development is a play that talks about queer sex and love with poetry and heart. A must see for anyone who has ever loved or had a difficult conversation about sex.

FIREFLIES

Posted by Brittany Crowell | Oct 17, 2018 | Reviews

In the 1963 American south, the sky is on fire. Donja R. Love’s ‘Fireflies’ delivers plenty of fire, though not always in ways the audience may anticipate or desire. ‘Fireflies’ is Love’s second play in a trilogy exploring queer love during pivotal moments in African-American history.

BLACK LIGHT

Posted by Brittany Crowell | Oct 16, 2018 | Reviews

Jomama Jones is a tour de force in ‘Black Light,’ a cabaret piece at The Greenwich House Theater, calling audiences to bear witness and take action through honest and moving monologues and energetic and healing songs.

The Winning Side

Posted by Brittany Crowell | Oct 9, 2018 | Reviews

The Winning Side, an historical look at the SS officer who led the Cold War US space race, will leave you contemplating the politics of technology. Review by Brittany Crowell.