Irreversible
The challenge for anyone seeking to dramatize this important historical moment is to find something new to say or a new presentation of the well known facts.
Read MorePosted by Jean Sidden | Mar 26, 2015 | Reviews
The challenge for anyone seeking to dramatize this important historical moment is to find something new to say or a new presentation of the well known facts.
Read MorePosted by Jean Sidden | Mar 22, 2015 | Reviews
Kristina is an interesting and attractive woman that eschews the realities of monarchy while running up the country’s debt with her decadence and self-indulgence.
Read MorePosted by Jean Sidden | Feb 26, 2015 | Reviews
Cowhig’s bold writing supported by the production’s equally bold theatricality keep the story moving at a pace that is both provocative and entertaining.
Read MorePosted by Jean Sidden | Feb 22, 2015 | Reviews
Set against the late Depression-era scramble for survival, Clifford Odets’s “Rocket to the Moon” is a story of middle-aged torpor and various delusions of love.
Read MorePosted by Jean Sidden | Feb 20, 2015 | Reviews
In this eerie setting Baraka’s language soars. There is absolutely nothing left unsaid; nothing left undone.
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