You know a play got under your skin when you dream about it. And yes, after seeing Lloyd Suh’s spellbinding…
King James, the Old Globe’s new buddy comedy, may be the most confident production I have ever seen. Though, superficially…
“You can’t stop the production just because somebody dies.” So says Pinny Grylls, co-director of the singular (and 2024 SXSW…
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“A Midsummer Night’s Dream” teased out the memory of a story from the brother of the friend who accompanied me…
The Wilma Theater in Philadelphia was sold-out for the opening night of BalletX’s Spring Series with a triple bill featuring…
Though not technically a musical, writer/director Fawzia Mirza’s The Queen of My Dreams is peppered with engaging song and dance…
Everyone obviously has a different idea of what constitutes a perfect day, but it is unlikely that anyone other than…
In 2020, 12 Years A Slave Director Steve McQueen created a sweepingly cinematic anthology miniseries for the BBC called Small…
Prescient direction by Noora Niasari and actress Zar Amir Ebrahimi’s intuitive reach for her character’s touchpoints prevent a predictable plot…
“Baldwin and Buckley at Cambridge” is a reenactment of the legendary 1965 debate at Cambridge University in London. An exchange…
Chances are you have not heard of these two one act operas. You are forgiven but may regret it. Recovered…