A Black-Billed Cuckoo
In Brooklyn’s Prospect Park on a lovely October day, a tight-knit group of birders gather with binoculars in hand hoping to spot something new and exciting to add to their […]

In Brooklyn’s Prospect Park on a lovely October day, a tight-knit group of birders gather with binoculars in hand hoping to spot something new and exciting to add to their […]

Almost 30 years ago, Julie Taymore created for the Disney Company a play, The Lion King, that transformed the way an audience perceived animals on the stage. Using a combination […]
This play is not about being late, it’s a play about being on time. At a time when stories about African Americans are being censored or erased in this country, […]

History tells us that women have been marginalized across many generations and cultures. Disappointingly, the modern era is still trying to legislate what a woman can and can’t do. The […]

Judging by my companion whose gasps and fierce grabbing of my arm continued throughout the production, Paranormal Activity is a success in the grand tradition of ghost stories. Extremely low […]

For those fortunate folks who saw La Mirada’s recent production of The Play That Goes Wrong, they will recognize The Cornley Drama Society as they continue their hapless forays into […]