It’s harvest time in rural Northern Ireland. A time of hard work, but also an occasion for exuberant celebration as…
Theater
Not too many stories have the legs of Frances Hodson Burnett’s 1911 novel, The Secret Garden. As a child you…
Signature Theatre Company’s enthralling revival of “A Bright New Boise” opened recently in a new production with an outstanding company…
“I climbed into the world without a destiny.” Baba: The Life & Death of Stana–authored, composed and keenly directed…
While football is America’s most popular sport, baseball is where we go to address our demons. Under a Baseball Sky…
Few plays could seem more intriguing to me than a noir mystery set in San Francisco. Written by Obie Award-winning…
If you have ever imagined yourself attending a fantasy dinner party where Leonardo da Vinci is a guest, the closest…
“Paradise Blue” is “Genius award-winner” Dominique Morisseau’s second play of her Detroit Projects trilogy, each of which takes place at…
The Blues tells it like it is – love, loneliness, sex, betrayal but also humor and resilience. In “Blues in…
There are many reasons for a child to take piano lessons. Aside from the mastery of an instrument and musical…
Leah Brotherhead, as Catherine, is the masthead triple threat who helms Wuthering Heights’ stellar cast. Having grown up in Hull,…
“Transverse Orientation: Keeping a fixed angle on a distant source of light for orientation.”–Like moths to a flame Transverse…
From its opening moments of Naomi Rodgers seated with her back to the audience in a red leather minidress and…
W.H. Auden’s poem, “September 1, 1939” closes with a wish: “May I, composed like them, Of Eros and of dustBeleaguered…