Becca Kaplan is a graduate from the University of Pennsylvania and earned her MA in Film Studies from King's College London. She began reviewing with Plays To See in the fall of 2013 when she moved to London to earn her Masters. Currently, Becca lives in Germany, exploring another international side of theater criticism.
Islander makes one statement clear almost from the top: white men are fragile. And sometimes there is no greater way to exhibit fragile masculinity an...
Can a group of strangers cut through the small talk and shallow rejoinders and instead delve immediately and deeply into vulnerable conversation? That...
P*ssyc*ck Know Nothing. I felt like I knew nothing going into Target Margin Theater’s retelling of 1001 Nights, years in the making. Not the venue, no...
Category A – E: The official military rankings of men based upon a highly detailed list of criteria include physical dimensions, level of fitness, kno...
There are certain shows which issue a clear generational divide, and what a more apt show to do so, than one which purpose is literally to pontificate...
What does it matter where you come from? The question of the truth and our foundational natures is something that artists and philosophers have long w...
What lies behind that bright, shiny sheen of the Martha Stewarts, Giada De Laurentiis, Paula Deens and Ina Gartens? As time and the news has shown for...
There is a seemingly infinite amount of questions to grapple with when it comes to the end of our lives. Will it hurt? Do I need help? Should I be all...
Can it ever truly be love if it is spawned from an obsession? We see scattered throughout history, literature, and modern pop culture the notion that ...
Tilt charges at windmills and while it does not crash and burn, it does not quite slay any giants either. The show promises a lot and delivers on mayb...
