Have you heard of a poet named June Jordan? I had not, but I have long understood the intensity of the civil rights era. And that’s all I needed to immerse myself […]
Have you ever seen a play that was so instructive you wanted everyone, happy or sad, to see it? Well, congratulations. I have found just the play for you! Actually, it […]
What Opa Did is an intriguing play, based on a true event during the Holocaust. And I mean that in more ways than one. The story of a young family trying to fly […]
Art Shulman, an academic as well as a prolific playwright, ponders the difference between bias and discrimination in his provocative play, Bias, now onstage at the Hudson in Hollywood. You may be muttering […]
It’s a brisk New England autumn night, and the audience pulls on coats as they exit the theater. An elegant, white-haired gentleman is still weeping (decorously, this is Boston) in […]
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 […]
