By Andrea BraunContributing WriterIndecent (2017) by Paula Vogel tells the story of a play written by the…
View More Aschs to Ashes: Max and Louie’s Brilliant ‘Indecent’
Tag: Dunsi Dai
Steamy ‘Night of the Iguana’ a Multi-Layered Masterpiece
By Lynn Venhaus Managing Editor Desperation hangs thick in the air in Tennessee Williams’ richly detailed “The…
View More Steamy ‘Night of the Iguana’ a Multi-Layered Masterpiece
Variety’s Best Yet ‘Little Mermaid’ Sparkles and Shines
By Lynn Venhaus Managing Editor Radiant performers in a shimmering production of “The Little Mermaid” chased the…
View More Variety’s Best Yet ‘Little Mermaid’ Sparkles and Shines
MST’s Ambitious ‘Last Days of Judas Iscariot’ is Extraordinary
By Lynn Venhaus Managing Editor Ah, Purgatory. It’s complicated. If our fate hung in the balance between…
View More MST’s Ambitious ‘Last Days of Judas Iscariot’ is Extraordinary
‘My Yiddishe Mama’ and Me: ‘Raging Skillet’ at New Jewish Theatre
By Andrea Braun Contributing Writer You haven’t lived until you’ve celebrated the Passover Seder in a camper…
View More ‘My Yiddishe Mama’ and Me: ‘Raging Skillet’ at New Jewish Theatre
The Black Rep’s ‘Crowns’ Joyous Celebration of Culture, Traditions
By Lynn Venhaus Managing Editor At its best, “Crowns” is a jubilant celebration of family, faith and…
View More The Black Rep’s ‘Crowns’ Joyous Celebration of Culture, Traditions
‘End of the Rainbow’ Stunning, Intimate Look at Judy Garland’s Legacy
By Bradley Rohlf Contributing Writer Max & Louie’s production of Peter Quilter’s “End of the Rainbow” is…
View More ‘End of the Rainbow’ Stunning, Intimate Look at Judy Garland’s Legacy