Reviewer's Rating DruidShakespeare: Richard III White Light Festival Austin Fimmano 11/11/2019The drama of Shakespeare’s histories is famously wracked with the a singular theme – the burden of a king’s crown....
Reviewer's Rating BrandoCapote Gillian Russo 10/11/2019The most memorable line from Sara and Reid Farrington’s BrandoCapote was an analogy that likened three middle-school bullies to a...
Reviewer's Rating Dr. Ride’s American Beach House Ann Pryor 08/11/2019A warm summer night on a St. Louis tar beach – the roof of an apartment building overlooking the Mississippi...
Reviewer's Rating A Woman of the World Elizabeth Bove 05/11/2019Emily Dickinson is one of the most celebrated of American poets. It was not until after her death in 1886...
Reviewer's rating Zero Motivation אפס ביחסי אנוש Yael Shuv 31/10/2019Five years ago, Talya Lavie’s biting comedy about a unit of bored female soldiers in a remote desert base became...
Reviewer's rating Don Carlo Alessandro Zummo 31/10/2019Bringing to the stage Verdi’s Don Carlo is a demanding task at all levels: it requires five outstanding singers and...
★ ★ Swan Lake Emilie Proudhon-Dumesny 28/10/2019For my first time seeing Tchaikovsky’s legendary Swan Lake, I was expecting to be enchanted by the ballet’s almost mystical...
Reviewer's Rating Bars and Measures Gillian Russo 24/10/2019“Jazz is about telling a story – your story, not playing note-for-note someone else’s.” Every note of Bars and Measures,...
Reviewer's Rating All My Fathers Becca Kaplan 23/10/2019What does it matter where you come from? The question of the truth and our foundational natures is something that...
Reviewer's Rating Saison Sèche Chloe Darnaud 20/10/2019Saison Sèche is like a flower that never ceases to open up. The more I think about it, the more...
