Tony nominee Patrick Page, a titan of the theatre, takes to the virtual stage with his one-man show, All the Devils…
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“Remind me again.” “About what.” “About it they say it feels like.” “Skin against skin.” In the opening scene of…
Talk about making effective use of the lockdown to accomplish great things! Not only has the Shotgun Players renovated its…
It’s December and while Broadway is shut down, as are most regional and community theaters, there is no shortage of…
Considered as one continuous, contiguous work, August Wilson’s “The Pittsburgh Cycle” (which spawned “Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom”) constitutes a survival…
Two people away from home allow flirtation to lead to a fling. What should be a one-night stand instead stands…
Berkeley’s own creative solo-performer, Josh Kornbluth, has a new and fascinating story to tell, live via Zoom. This engaging and…
The rules of social engagement undergo a powerful rewrite when discourse between a white professor and a Black undergrad goes…
Speaking truth to power takes on profound new meaning when the parties involved are abolitionist Frederick Douglass and President Abraham…
Talented playwright Madhuri Shekar won the “2013-14 Kendeda Graduate Playwrighting Contest” for the engaging rom-com “In Love and Warcraft,” and…
One of the ironies of living through a pandemic is that when we most need to be engaged, enlightened, and…
Two couples utilize the services of a fertility clinic. Good news: There’s now a baby on the way! Bad news:…
