There is one word that describes the Thursday version of the Alive Theatre's cherry-less Poppin' Play Festival at The Lafayette Ballroom. The word is sweeeeeeet.
Structure-wise, Bail Me Out, written by Renato Biribin, Jr. and directed by Joshua Fardon for the Hudson Guild Theatre, does something barely noticeable but nonetheless nifty.
National identity. We have flags that symbolize it, wars and struggles that forge it, and stories, by way of theatre, to articulate it. Whether it's a...
Elaine Herman's The Importance of Being Earnest has the walkaway impression of a Faberge egg, painstakingly crafted, beautifully executed and, best of all, seemingly effortless.
Bent reads as testament, describing the vibrant gay scene in Berlin that devolves into a tale of horror, of two men on the run in Nazi Germany, one of whom ends up in a concentration camp.
