In 1958, they didn’t used to do things in just the way we might do them today. Take the memorial service for a young actress, Sophia Vance, for example. You might think it […]
Generally, a play is a thing in itself. Watching it can stimulate further thought about the ideas that exist within it, and that’s satisfying in itself. But I defy anyone to […]
The ever-prolific Art Shulman is back at his old haunt, the Two Roads, with a beautiful remembrance of 9/11 that, paradoxically, begins the day before, with a domestic beef between […]
You can put away your catechisms and theological treatises, for Samuel D. Hunter’s heartfelt and touching play is more about what lies beneath the surface than a religious argument for […]
You may never have heard of Shakespeare’s seldom produced play Pericles. But Boston Court wants to correct that with an adventurous version that takes Shakespeare’s plot and superimposes our recent fires […]
Playwright Ben Abbott is back at SkyPilot Theatre Company with another innovative comedy: this time, it includes two people who are no longer with us. How could this be, you may […]
