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New Musical “Pedro Pan” Speaks to the Plight of Immigrant Children
When one thinks of Latinx narratives within the landscape of musical theatre, West Side Story,...
New Musical “Pedro Pan” Speaks to the Plight of Immigrant Children
When one thinks of Latinx narratives within the landscape of musical theatre, West Side Story,...
Metropolis Visits “Avenue Q” In Female-Led Production
Memory lane took on the form of a shabby New York City block dubbed “Avenue Q” for...
“Ameryka”- Critical Mass And Block Party 2018
In 2017, Los Angeles’ Center Theatre Group launched a new, and frankly exciting, idea known as...
An Interview With Christine Lamborn: Western Actor’s Perspective On ”Kyogen”
The University of Hawaii at Manoa (UHM) is internationally recognized as the best university-based...
Preview: OperaHub’s “DIVAS;” Calling Out The Opera Industry In A Love Letter To The Opera Art Form
There are some who say she and her group actually gave birth to the Harlem Renaissance. The Troubadors weren’t just a couple of singers; we’re talking dozens and dozens of singers, dancers, jugglers, it was truly a very fine circus with opera at the end. It was a variety show at its finest. She played Madison Square Garden! This was how big she was in her moment.
Angels (And Demons) Of History In EgoPo’s “Lydie Breeze” Trilogy
Jessica Rizzo sees the 10-hour, marathon performance of EgoPo Theater’s Lydie Breeze trilogy...
“The Glass Menagerie” – Purely Theater Poesy
The Glass Menagerie is a masterpiece work of Tennessee Williams, it is a jewel of world...
“On The Block” And “Glammuh” Series: One Play And One Visual Artist’s Impressions On The Life Of Black Youth In Contemporary Barbados-Part I
“Don’t afraid to be different. Conformity is practically a death sentence to an artist. In other...
Performative States In Cuba: Coco Fusco In Conversation With Stephanie Bailey
In this conversation, Cuban-American interdisciplinary artist and writer Coco Fusco talks about...
NORTH AMERICAN NEWS ARCHIVES
New Musical “Pedro Pan” Speaks to the Plight of Immigrant Children
When one thinks of Latinx narratives within the landscape of musical theatre, West Side Story,...
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Make Rome Great Again. A revival of Duerrenmatt’s “Romulus the Great” in New York.
Review of Romulus the Great, Yangtze Repertory Theatre The Roman empire is under threat and is...
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Metropolis Visits “Avenue Q” In Female-Led Production
Memory lane took on the form of a shabby New York City block dubbed “Avenue Q” for...
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Through A New Zealander’s Eyes: The Subjunctive World, Notes From Venice Beach
After a thirteen-hour flight from Auckland, New Zealand, I am in Jim Morrison country–or so I...
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Review: “The Hysteria Triptych” Offers Three Hinged-Together Looks At “Unhinged” Women
Montreal, Québec Willow White reviews Odd Stumble’s workshop presentation of Erin Lindsay’s new...
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Preview: OperaHub’s “DIVAS;” Calling Out The Opera Industry In A Love Letter To The Opera Art Form
There are some who say she and her group actually gave birth to the Harlem Renaissance. The Troubadors weren’t just a couple of singers; we’re talking dozens and dozens of singers, dancers, jugglers, it was truly a very fine circus with opera at the end. It was a variety show at its finest. She played Madison Square Garden! This was how big she was in her moment.
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“…Like Nobody’s Watching” Tackles Loneliness And A Bad Tom Hanks Obsession
Some dramatists create love letters to the things they admire. …like nobody’s watching doesn’t...
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REVIEW: Patron Saints And Picking Grapes In “Our Lady Of Delicias”
Hayley Malouin reviews Essential Collective Theatre’s world premiere of Our Lady Of Delicias:...
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Review: “An Ideal Husband” At The Stratford Festival
‘Tis a puzzlement, these plays of Oscar Wilde. They require audiences to pay careful attention as...
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Review: “The Music Man” At The Stratford Festival
Admittedly, I’m probably the only person who has neither seen the Robert Preston/Shirley Jones...
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Review: “Long Day’s Journey Into Night” At The Stratford Festival
Eugene O’Neill’s classic twentieth-century semi-autobiographical drama deals with the Tyrone...
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Review: “To Kill A Mockingbird” At The Stratford Festival
Even after having taught this American classic to high school students for over thirty years, I...
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