I live it, breathe it, get it stuck on the bottom of my shoe. I love Theatre. Here’s why…
Shotgun’s latest falls flat with a deafening roar of self-important, casually racist “satire”. Continue reading Sound and Fury Signifying Nothing: ‘Women Laughing Alone with Salad’ at Shotgun
KML’s latest takes an hilarious look at a certain sexist director who loved to film in San Francisco. It’s grawesome! Continue reading Off Without a Hitch: ‘North by North Lobster’ by Killing My Lobster
The sins of life follow you into death in this world premiere dramedy opening The Magic’s 52nd season. Continue reading Forgive me, Father: ‘The Resting Place’ World Premiere at The Magic Theatre
Social media “Legacy Profiles” collide with classic ruminations on death in this haunting piece by Yugen & Five on a Match. Continue reading What is Death to Facebook?: ‘Seen/By Everyone’ West Coast premiere by Theatre of Yugen
Awkward tonal shifts and a jagged narrative sink this winner of the 2015 Pulitzer. Continue reading A Less-Perfect Union: ‘Sweat’ at the ACT
Chekhov’s classic is revived through gorgeous design, mixed performances, and some confounding directorial choices. Continue reading Creepy Uncle: ‘Uncle Vanya’ at Cutting Ball
Young Jean Lee’s latest is only an hour, but it manages to dismantle a lifetime of popular opinions about Christianity. Continue reading A Brief Parable: Young Jean Lee’s ‘Church’ at Crowded Fire
