The one-person show, often with the performer playing multiple characters, has produced some of the New York theater’s most memorable…
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In a theatre industry with an overabundance of talent, it’s rare to find a voice that can stop you in…
Why is a dance critic and performing arts journalist covering a lecture series with trending historian Heather Cox Richardson? Why…
Theater Highlights: My two favorite theater events this year both originated at Soho Rep, the adventurous company that recently decided…
The beloved Tony Award-winning revue, “Forbidden Broadway,” is back with a brand-new edition of the popular and long-running show that…
As always, the Mill Valley Film Festival hailing from Northern California every autumn, has a robust documentary showcase section. For…
SitSitcom. Rom-com. Con-com. These descriptions each feel apt at various points during “The Roommate,” Jen Silverman’s crowd-pleasing two-hander, now making…
Ralph Arlyck is a groundbreaking American independent documentary filmmaker, who came to prominence when his film Sean received wide acclaim…
The watchwords around Join or Die are social capital and clubs versus loneliness. This engaging 99-minute documentary film, written and…
The Cape Playhouse, located on the Cape Cod Center for the Arts campus in Dennis, Massachusetts, has a storied past…
La Emi, the Santa Fe-based flamenco, artist has grown-up before my eyes. I’ve been living in Santa Fe and writing…
“Roberts has not only confirmed that he is one of the vital choreographers at work and one of the most…
Imagine how many hours alone Tracy K. Smith spent on her way to becoming the 22nd Poet Laureate of the…