Cyprus Avenue Austin Fimmano 27/06/2018 Some advice for the audiences of the Public Theater’s Cyprus Avenue: brace yourself. Within the first minutes, you’ll get a taste of how easily this s...
Judas Austin Fimmano 04/05/2018 The scene opens on a panoramic view of the Jerusalem skyline as if from a tower window. It looks ancient at first - the crumbling stone temples and ca...
Sancho: An Act of Remembrance Austin Fimmano 25/04/2018 Sancho: An Act of Remembrance starts in the lobby on the third floor of the National Black Theatre in Harlem. You step out of the elevator and are dir...
X: or, Betty Shabazz v. The Nation Austin Fimmano 06/02/2018 A slickly-dressed, silver-tongued man is talking a mile a minute, and his words are so harmonious that, if you knew nothing about Malcolm X’s life and...
The Undertaking Austin Fimmano 24/01/2018 In the beginning, all we know is the premise. A “playful and idiosyncratic take on the classical trip to the land of the dead,” the 59E59 Theaters web...
Kafka and Son Austin Fimmano 09/10/2017 In a dark theater with rusty cages, a prison cot, melodramatic music, and black feathers strewn everywhere...
The Unwritten Law Sue Bevan 16/08/2017 In The Unwritten Law Chesney Snow, award-winning actor, poet and songwriter, wants to say ‘black lives matter’ but without using these particular words...
Summer Shorts 2017 Austin Fimmano 09/08/2017 Summer Shorts 2017 returns to New York for its eleventh season, bringing six new American plays in just the right portions for warm summer nights.
Measure for Measure Austin Fimmano 28/06/2017 Measure for Measure at the Polonsky Shakespeare Center in Brooklyn explodes at you from every corner of the stage.
Charleses Austin Fimmano 26/04/2017 You are plunged into Carl Holder’s world of Charleses via a woodshop: ...
