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Out & About with Susan Hornik 5/19/17
By Susan Hornik Will Brahm It’s rare to find a musician as diverse as Will Brahm. Whether he’s playing jazz …
By Rachel Flanagan A good movie can transport anyone to a faraway place in a faraway time, make people laugh, cry or scr…
Fefu and Her Friends – Theatre Review
By Annette Semerdjian “Theatre is life! Life is theatre,” exclaims Caro Zeller who plays Emma in the interna…
The Awful Grace of God – Theatre Review
By Rachel Flanagan Seasoned actor Michael Harney, widely known as Inmate Counselor Sam Healy in the Netflix original …
Lord of the Underworld’s Home for Unwed Mothers – Theatre Review
By Annette Semerdjian “Lord of the Underworld’s Home for Unwed Mothers” is not only a great name for a…
By Rachel Flanagan Rabbit Hole, directed by Eric Hunicutt, is David Lindsay-Abaire’s Pulitzer-Prize winning play t…
By Alexander Woodman Despite stereotypical Western perceptions of Saudi Arabia, its culture is complex and diverse. The …
By Bill Garry I’ve seen Lone Star a number of times in both professional and student productions. The story of a b…
Woody’s Order! – Theatre Review
by Joshua Kahn An overly-long montage of fascinating home videos from the 1950s introduces us to the Talman clan. Even t…
The results are in and more than conclusive. Measure S, which, by all accounts was a misguided moratorium on new and aff…
The Snow Geese – Theatre Review
by Joshua Kahn These days, it’s not too surprising that theatre companies everywhere are champing at the bit to pr…
Malicious Bunny – Theatre Review
by Rachel Flanagan Could you ever love someone so much that you would kill for them? That is what Jonathan Wicks must as…