45 minutes of stand-up comedy about death? The concept might be uncomfortable-to-appalling for some, but Sardines isn’t traditional stand-up and is less about death than about being the one left alive. Chris […]
It’s hard to imagine that a play about planes diverting from their destinations to Gander, Newfoundland on September 11, 2001 after the bombings in New York and Washington DC would […]
The Hills of California, with their L.A. showbiz cachet, vaguely define the fierce dream of Veronica Webb (Allison Jean White), a Gypsyish mother in 1955 Blackpool, England, for her four daughters. […]
It isn’t often that a play as outwardly straight forward as this one could be thought about as an ongoing daytime TV series, but my immediate impulse when I watched Achilles […]
Revelations about marriage have been the grist for drama since the door slammed in Ibsen’s A Doll’s House. But none have revealed quite the same journey as John Kolvenbach’s innovative approach, with […]
Melissa Chalsma, director of this rendition of Christopher Marlowe’s Dr. Faustus, has a lot of fun taking an Elizabethan-era play that is basically a debate between good and evil (represented by […]
