Reviewer's Rating Sancho: An Act of Remembrance Austin Fimmano 25/04/2018Sancho: An Act of Remembrance starts in the lobby on the third floor of the National Black Theatre in Harlem....
Reviewer's Rating King Lear Austin Fimmano 13/04/2018It’s pre-Arthurian Britain, and madness spreads throughout the government like plague. A familiar scene unfolds: a raving king, teetering on...
Reviewer's Rating Old Stock: A Refugee Love Story Ann Pryor 26/03/2018With his resplendent beard and fantastical locks, donning purple coat and matching hat, Ben Caplan is the dazzling centerpiece of...
Reviewer's Rating Hal and Bee Elizabeth Bove 22/03/2018Every unhappy marriage is unhappy in its own way, and that famous first line might be applied to Max Baker’s...
Reviewer's Rating Much Ado About Nothing Colin Macdonald 21/03/2018“For man is a giddy thing” says Benedick at the conclusion of Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing. Giddy is a...
Reviewer's Rating The Wholehearted Ann Pryor 19/03/2018Set on an open boxing ring, The Wholehearted is a messy look at one woman’s rags-to-riches journey from talented athlete...
Reviewer's Rating Education Becca Kaplan 16/03/2018What is left to fight for today, when everybody claims both that the world is burning, and that people are...
Reviewer's Rating A Letter to Harvey Milk. Becca Kaplan 05/03/2018When I saw A Letter to Harvey Milk, it was the night after Purim. What a fitting time to see...
Reviewer's Rating Semiramide Marc Aronson 23/02/2018Attending the premier of the revival of Giacomo Rossini’s Semiramide at the Metropolitan Opera the week after Black Panther opened...
Reviewer's Rating Pete Rex Austin Fimmano 16/02/2018Have you ever watched Jurassic Park and wished that it was a lot weirder? And that, instead of a magical...
