‘Suicide, Incorporated’ at No Rules Theatre Company by Katie Elizabeth Quinn by Katie Elizabeth Quinn

About a third of the way into No Rules Theatre Company’s Suicide, Incorporated, there is a showdown over office supplies at the eponymous organization. Perry (Adam Downs), whose singsong p…

Coming Up This Week in Theatre - 6/2/2012

BroadwayWorld.com's Upcoming Events calendar for the week - updated on 622012.

The Group Theatre: A 75th Anniversary Celebration by Suzanna Bowling

The Group Theatre: A 75th Anniversary Celebration: Where: CUNY's Graduate Center Elebash Recital Hall Martin E. Segal Theatre Center 365 Fifth Avenue (corner of 34th Street & 5th Ave.) …

Laura Osnes Makes Her Cabaret Debut at the Café Carlyle by Suzanna Bowling

Laura Osnes Makes Her Cabaret Debut at the Café Carlyle: The Carlyle Hotel is pleased to announce that the acclaimed actress and 2012 Tony Award-nominee Laura Osnes will make her cabaret de…

I Guess "So You Think You Can Write" Wouldn't Stand a Chance by Art

The Mirror Up To Nature - Boston Theater and Beyond

Drama Desk Award Winning The New Victory Theater Launchs its 2012-13 Season by Suzanna Bowling

Drama Desk Award Winning The New Victory Theater Launchs its 2012-13 season: The New Victory Theater will launch its 2012-13 season with the U.S. premiere of URBAN by Circolombia, an edgy, t…

Emmy Award Winner Kathryn Joosten Has Died by Brian Scott Lipton

Stage and screen actress Kathryn Joosten has died of lung cancer at age 72. Joosten trained at Chicago's Steppenwolf Theater and founded Los Angeles' Theater Neo, whose production…

‘Next to Normal’ at Taking Flight Theatre Company by Lauren Katz by Lauren Katz

Last night,  I witnessed one of the first area Community Theatre productions of the Pulitzer Prize winning and Tony Award-winning musical Next to Normal. After seeing the show on Broadway a…

Arts | Long Island: For Children, Summer Theater Programs on Long Island by Karin Lipson

Long Island theaters and day camps offer a variety of programs for theatrically inclined children.

Julian Assange’s Coup d’TV by Roger Armbrust

The legal and professional implications of Julian Assange's news-interview TV show.

This is just painful by Thomas Garvey

I came across this on Art's site. He found it on the Times site.And it is so fucking stupid it makes me want to cry.This sad excuse for a "conversation" seems to have been sparked by Samuel…

Thumb Culture by Art

There's a lot of discussion of the role of the critic swirling in the fringes of the media these days. A few weeks ago, A.O. Scott, the film critic for the New York Times, received a less th…

Stage spotlight: 'Noises Off'

Art spotlight: 'Gordon Parks: At 100'

Washington area dance highlights for summer 2012

Critics’ recommendations are indicated by arrows. View a gallery of scenes from the hottest summer shows and access our interactive listings to find the latest showtimes, venue information…

Photo Flash: Saturday Intermission Pics, June 2 - Cast of PRISCILLA, THE BOOK OF MORMON's Josh Gad and More! by BroadwayWorld

It's Saturday, and that means its time for BroadwayWorld's Saturday Intermission Pics round-up See below for the first Saturday Intermission Pics of June 2012 Today's photos feature the cast…

News Roundup, June 2, 2012 by The Charlebois Post

Dáirine Ní Mheadhra(photo credit: John Lauener)BAD DAYS IN CANADIAN PRINT MEDIA: Postmedia has cut posts in most of its operations including The Montreal Gazette, Edmonton Journal and the …

Review: The Twelve Tenors (Riverfront Theater) by Scotty Zacher

Direct from Dublin and concluding this weekend is the two-hour entertainment *The Twelve Tenors*, which features a wicked combination of high notes and good looks from a dozen mostly Irish t…

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe; Ragtime; Antigone – review by Susannah Clapp

ThreeSixty theatre, Kensington Gardens; Open Air, Regent's Park; Olivier, LondonWhat is Rupert Goold up to? He has given the theatre some of the most exciting excursions of the past five yea…

The Irish Giant – review by Natalie Woolman

Southwark Playhouse, LondonA bare railway arch, with precipitation dripping from the ceiling and sweat running down the walls, is the perfect setting for this tale of 18th-century anatomy. P…

Natalia Kaliada: 'In Belarus it's very simple – everything's repressed' by Carole Cadwalladr

The exiled co-founder of the Belarus Free Theatre on the company's new play and the escalating brutality in her homelandWhen I interviewed you last year, you'd been forced to leave Belarus a…

The Bacchae; Blood Wedding – review by Clare Brennan

Royal & Derngate, NorthamptonMemories of last year's riots are fresh. Jubilee celebrations have begun. Olympic torchbearers draw nearer to London. The time is right to run a set of play…

The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, Kensington Gardens, London; Ragtime, Regent's Park Open Air Theatre, London; Atigone, NT Olivier, London

Now here's a pearl of wisdom. "Don't go trying the same route twice," the Professor advises in The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe, the CS Lewis children's classic adapted and staged by Rup…

Gatsby actor's own father to play his on-stage dad

A cardiologist with no acting experience might not usually be a theatre director's first choice for a key role. But when John Collins was looking for someone to portray the father of the tit…

Mark Bruce Company, Wilton's Music Hall, London Ballroom of Joys and Sorrows, Palace Theatre, Watford

One is tempted to call Mark Bruce a master of the unexpected, but that wouldn't be entirely true. A Mark Bruce Company event is a savage combustion of loud music and eclectic movement in whi…

Singing WAGs step onto the stage

You would think they had enough drama in their lives, what with the cars, the cash and the paparazzi. But from tomorrow, the WAGs are taking to the stage to perform a musical rendition of li…

'Xanadu' rolls into Chanhassen

Once a flop film, the disco musical became a surprise hit on Broadway.

Disney's NEWSIES on Broadway - Live Chat: June 2, 2012 by Disney on Broadway

Disney's NEWSIES on Broadway - Live Chat: June 2, 2012 Watch this live chat with cast members from Disney's NEWSIES on Broadway, recorded June 2, 2012. Find out more about the cast…

STAGE TUBE: Victoria Clark Performs 'Losing My Mind' in FOLLIES! by Stage Tube

Today, BroadwayWorld brings you Victoria Clark performing Losing My Mind in FOLLIES at Los Angeles' Ahmanson Theatre. Watch the video below

Review: (Ottawa) Titanic by The Charlebois Post

A Night to RememberOrpheus scores again with a story of a boat and an icebergby Jim MurchisonIt is fitting in the year that marks the 100th anniversary of the Titanic that we think abou…

Hamlet review: Ballet oscillates between symbolism and story by Michael Crabb

American choreographer Kevin O’Day’s Hamlet, given its North American premiere at Toronto’s Four Seasons Centre on Friday night, is much easier to admire than to like.

Quote of the Day by Sarah B. Roberts

"One night, when they were in Las Vegas to attend a performance by their mutual friend Joel Grey, [Larry] Hagman and his mother [Mary Martin] and her traveling companion left their hotel to …

All Plays Are Classics: On Lineage, Trust, and The Necessary New by Lauren Gunderson by HowlRound

After reading Cary Perloff’s recent article I will admit that I found myself slightly offended (okay maybe not so slightly). I was quite sure she was saying that we should abandon new play…

Review: Lungs at curtainup.com/Berkshires by Gloria Miller

Duncan Macmillan's 2-hander is a 90-minute roller-coaster ride through the over-anxious psyches of two thirty-somethings locked in verbal acrobatics and self-conscious psycho-babble about pr…

Broadway Boys: Mr. June 2012: Ben Fankhauser by JK

Mr. June 2012Ben FankhauserWHY HE'S MR. BROADWAY: Ben Fankhauser is exactly the kind of guy that I originally wanted all of the Mr. Broadways to be: a new on the scene, up and coming star of…

Elaine Paige Will Launch First-Ever U.S. Concert Tour in February 2013 by Andrew Gans

Olivier Award winner Elaine Paige, who is currently reprising her Drama Desk-nominated Broadway role of Carlotta in the Los Angeles engagement of Follies, will launch her first U.S. concert …

The Good Guys and Bad Guys That I've Been: Paul Williams on 'Paul Williams Still Alive' by Dave Itzkoff

Paul Williams, the songwriter of "Evergreen," "We've Only Just Begun" and "Rainbow Connection," talks about a new documentary on his life, the ups and downs of his career and, of course, his…

I Am A Tree

For starters, no one is a tree in this one-person show. So right off the bat, we are mislead by the title, and I’m sorry to report that things don’t improve.Claire (Dulcy Rogers) is on …

Small Membership Is A Bit Flawed But Well Worth A Peek by Bill Hirschman

The pleasant, intriguing comedy bowing at the Alliance Theatre Lab is not an overwhelming triumph; something about it doesn’t quite land as solidly as you’re rooting for it to do. But th…

Weekend Agenda: Eight Days and Counting… Edition by Lucky and The Mick

So, what’s everybody doing for Tony night? We have no idea what we’re doing, besides feeling Raul Esparza’s pain and praying that Jeremy Jordan and Steve Kazee will tie, so…

American Idiot Seattle | Paramount Theatre by Admin

From the band that spawned the songs ‘Boulevard of Broken Dreams’, ‘Wake Me Up When September Ends’, ‘American Idiot’ and ’21 Guns’, the Pulitzer Prize winning composer of �…

DEATH OF A SALESMAN Revival Starring Philip Seymour Hoffman Closes Tonight, 6/2 by BroadwayWorld

The Broadway revival of Arthur Millers DEATH OF A SALESMAN, starring Academy Award-winner Philip Seyour Hoffman as Willy Loman, ends its limited run at the Ethel Barrymore Theatre with its 8…

Circus Flora shines again, with 'The Wizard'

Still going strong after all these years, Circus Flora opened its 26th season on Friday evening.

Tony Time: Will Plays Grace the Stage at The Tony Awards this Year? by Chris Luner

The Tony’s are coming! The Tony’s are coming! The clock is counting down faster then ever to this year’s 2012 Tony Awards celebration and Luner on Theatre still has so much…

Variety is spice of Keigwin + Company dance concert

Globe To Globe: Hamlet (Meno Fortas) by John Morrison

Ah well, you can't win them all. The Globe's magnificent worldwide Shakespeare season is coming to an end with a real stinker. I do not think I have ever seen a version of Shakespeare as bad…

Theatre review: Ragtime revival shows Shaw having a roaring good time by Robert Cushman

It may be hard to claim Ragtime as the great Canadian musical. It’s an adaptation of an American novel, with an American composer, lyricist and librettist

Bernadette Peters, Victoria Clark, Michael Urie and 20 More Broadway Actors Share THEIR FAVORITE THINGS by Andrew Gans

Since its launch in January with two-time Tony winner Bernadette Peters, Playbill.com's THEIR FAVORITE THINGS has become our most popular feature series. Here is a look back at the more …

On Stage To Hit Red Carpet At Tonys

The "On Stage" crew will interview guests from The Great White Way and air feature stories in advance of the Tony Awards' viewing party.

'Time capsule' on tour

University Grove, Minnesota's own mid-century architecture laboratory, is headlining a new 'history crawl.'

STAGE TUBE: Jared Zirilli Chats with THE LITTLE MERMAID's Zakiya Young by Stage Tube

Jared Zirilli of FAT CAMP, Original Broadway Cast Lysistrata Jones, Wicked, Twilight the Musical brings episode 24 of the Jared Zirilli Blog and his third interview installment of Jared's Br…

STAGE TUBE: On This Day 6/2- CAROUSEL by Stage Tube

Today in 1954, Carousel opened at City Center, where it ran for 79 performances. Carousel is the second stage musical by the team of Richard Rodgers music and Oscar Hammerstein II book and l…

Upcoming Broadway DVD Releases for June 2012

Check out the latest in upcoming releases of Broadway and theatre related DVDs for June 2012.

Fred & Adele Astaire Awards by Barry

Chita RiveraLuke Spring, Joe Lanteri    By: Sandi DurellApproaching my seat there was Marvin Hamlisch to my left, mesmerized by the video montage of memories, watching Fred, Ginger, Adele…

Rapture, Blister, Burn by The Feminist Spectator

What novelty to see a play that’s not only by and about a woman but that takes feminism as its topic and theme.  Gina Gionfriddo’s (Becky Shaw) new play uses the history of the second w…

London Lookout: Spice Girls Musical Beginning to Take Shape in West End by Chris Luner

Spice Up Your Life! Oh yes, it seems as though the West End theatre scene will take those words to heart as the upcoming season looks to be the roots of a new musical that will be sure to sp…

Who Reads Plays by Art

In Slate, Jillian Goodman looks at the recent publication of two plays by Denis Johnson, who is a writer known more widely for his novels.Goodman uses the occasion to examine the pros and co…

I Interview Playwrights Part 461: Max Posner by Adam Szymkowicz

photo by Kate Owen Max PosnerHometown: Denver, ColoradoCurrent Town: Brooklyn, New YorkQ:  Tell me about the play you'll work on with P73.A:  The play is called SNORE & OTHER…

InDepth InterView: Jane Krakowski On 30 ROCK Final Season, Town Hall Concert & A Career Retrospective by Pat Cerasaro

Today we are talking to one of the entertainment industrys most celebrated BroadwayHollywood crossover stars, who has gone from memorable cameo childhood roles on the big screen in hit prope…

Broadway’s Best Working Girls – 5 – Charity by Broadway Reviewed

TweetInstead of having one girl, why not have an entire showtune about working girls. One of the most famous showtunes that almost everyone recognizes and sings a long with is Big Spender fr…

2012 Tony Awards Clip Countdown - Day 22: WICKED by Pat Cerasaro

Today we are continuing our analysis of the best Tony Awards clips of all time with an entertainment behemoth that defied the odds - and defied critics and even gravity in the process - to b…

‘Jekyll and Hyde’ at Act Two @ Levine by Andrew L. Baughman by Andrew L. Baughman

A great joy of seeing a production at Act Two is the feeling of “discovering” a talented young performer who you just know will someday be a star. An even greater joy is returning to see…

Dream Cast: First Wives Club by BroadwaySpotted

More than anything, when I see something I think could or should be a show, I love to speculate about who would play what roles. I love the way casting works and I love sticking my favorite,…

Amelia by Theasy.com

Fort Jay at Governor's Island, Off Off Broadway By Jason Rost BOTTOM LINE: This site-specific Civil War drama from a new point of view is a display of virtuosic acting and directing d…

‘Home of the Soldier’ at Synetic Theater by Amanda Gunther by Amanda Gunther

A stunning performance of heartfelt emotions and war-torn reality comes to Crystal City in Synetic Theater’s new mesmerizing production of Home of the Soldier. A new play created by Paata …

New Line gives 'High Fidelity' new life

Lyricist was heartsick when show closed on Broadway.

Silent Clowns Launch Raymond Griffith Series Today by Trav S.D.

Silent comedy aficionados are very much like baseball fans….all about the standings. They’re forever sizing up the players and ranking them. Thus….Walter Kerr, author of th…

Shrek Los Angeles | Pantages Theatre by Admin

“Shrek the Musical”, the hit Broadway adaptation of the successful movie franchise from DreamWorks that created an icon out of an ogre from a swamp, a domineering and stuntwoman of a pri…

BWW's On This Day - June 2, 2012

Here are the Broadway, Off-Broadway and West End shows which opened on June 2 along with all of the upcoming show openings, closings and special events

Feature: INTERVIEW: Hawaii Five-O's Scott Caan Finds His Way by Les Spindle

The talented actor and playwright discusses his newest stage work, No Way Around But Through at L.A.'s Falcon Theatre.

Review: Antigone by Natasha Tripney

Polly Findlay's new production of the classic Greek tragedy is potent and powerful.

Coming to the Capital Fringe Festival: ‘DADA Returns’ (20th Anniversary Edition) by John Spitzer by Joel Markowitz

DADA Returns (20th Anniversary Edition) is a piece well worth revisiting. In its crazy maze of poetry and comedy, this gem from 1924 is a true mirror of today’s socioeconomic, geopoli…

"Feburary House" is, Alas, a Real Flophouse by Jan Simpson

The true story that inspired February House, the new musical at the Public Theater, is so cool that I couldn’t wait to see the show. Here it is: in the early ‘40s, a group of artists tha…

Review: Tulipomania: The Musical at curtainup.com/Philadelphia by Kathryn Osenlund

Despite noteworthy singing and acting this remains a high concept piece that’s slow on the ground. .

Not just horsing around by Jaime Lutz/the Star-Ledger

‘Apassionata’ may look like a circus, but it’s described as theater.

For Impressionist Jim Meskimen, The Voice Is 'A Sample Of Who We Are'

Impressionist Jim Meskimen does many, many celebrity voices. You may have heard his George W. Bush, or perhaps his Morgan Freeman.

Blog: Globe to Globe Blog: Jo Caird on As You Like It & Love's Labour's Lost

After the nationalist (if not necessarily dramatic) joys of Cymbeline, more than a week passed before I was next at the Globe. A week is a long time in Globe to Globe land, but by now accust…

Woodstock for the avant-garde by Elizabeth Renzetti

Elizabeth Renzetti talks to Philip Glass and Robert Wilson about Einstein on the Beach, their 4½-hour opera that, despite being plotless, wowed audiences in 1976 and still captivates

Antigone by John Morrison

Director Polly Findlay told the NT Platform audience before last night's performance of Antigone that she was hoping to recreate the atmosphere of an HBO television drama, using the Olivier'…

Next Wave: Shotgun Wedding, Physical Fractals, Wintering by Alison Croggon

As you probably know, Ms TN has been trying to get out less. I am writing a novel which I'd like to finish before September, or at least in the next decade, and then there are all the number…

Review: John Adams thinks big in this new telling of the Gospel by Mark Swed

The composer and librettist Peter Sellars look at Christ's Passion through the eyes of women caregivers. It's 'The Gospel According to the Other Mary.'Many of John Adams' scores pursue the b…

Chicago Theater Review: THE BLOND, THE BRUNETTE, AND THE VENGEFUL REDHEAD (Writers’ Theater in Glencoe) by Dan Zeff

GO FOR THE PERFORMANCE, NOT THE SCRIPT Like most one-actor plays, the new show at the Writers’ Theatre is more satisfying as a performing showcase than as a drama. The play carries the tan…

NY Review: 'When Clowns Play Hamlet' by Jonathan Mandell

This La MaMa revival of H.M. Koutoukas' odd tale of three clowns menaced by a panther-baboon is surreal and often soporific yet redeemed by its language.

Tim Intravia Prepares For His Solo Show by Tim Intravia

Preparing a solo show for the New York international Fringe Festival and experience casting from the other side of the table.

Kristin Chenoweth Comes to NY City Center Tonight, 6/2 by BroadwayWorld

Emmy and Tony Award winner Kristin Chenoweth launched her debut world tour in May. The 19-date North American leg of the tour kicked off May 9th in Seattle and concludes in Chenoweths hometo…

Bernadette Peters Performs with New Jersey Symphony Orchestra Tonight, 6/2 by BroadwayWorld

Broadway legend Bernadette Peters joins the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra NJSO for An Evening with Bernadette Peters, the final program in the NJSOs 201112 POPS series, tonight, June 2, at t…

Arthur Laurents' Estate Auction is Today, 6/2 by BroadwayWorld

Roland Auctions of New York City will be selling the estate of legendary playwright, director, and screenwriter, Arthur Laurents today, June 2, 2012.

People You Should Know . . . Kate Siepert by Zack

KATE SIEPERT is thrilled to be a part of RINO, especially in the role of Izzy.  Kate was recently seen on stage in the US premiere of Miro Gavran’s ALL ABOUT WOMEN. Just prior to that…

People You Should Know . . . Justin R. G. Holcomb by Zack

Col. Justin R. G. Holcomb is a Kentucky Colonel, a Master Mason at The Brick Theater, a member of: Actors Equity, SAG-AFTRA, the Dramatists Guild, and a proud alum of The University of Oklah…

Catherine Schreiber by League of Professional Theatre Women

Producer, Actress, Writer New York, New York USA Where do you look for inspiration? People My favorite current quotes “Any idea that isn’t dangerous is unworthy of being called a…

Theatre For Thought, June 2, 2012 by The Charlebois Post

SPIDER MAN, STUNTS AND MERRICK’S GHOSTjoel fishbaneMost Canadians will be watching the Tony Awards to see if the Stratford Festival’s Jesus Christ Superstar will win Best Revival of a Mu…

Review: Stratford’s Pirates need a Johnny Depp charge by Richard Ouzounian

This version will not do a single thing to make us forget the old or want to remember the new.

Tony Award Winner Kristin Chenoweth Plays City Center June 2 by Andrew Gans

Tony winner Kristin Chenoweth performs in concert June 2 at New York City Center, as part of her previously reported concert tour.

Oh, Canada at MASS MoCA: by Murray Whyte

At MASS MoCA in Massachusetts, a packed house of Canadian art yields a welcome surprise

North America travel: Las Vegas adds six new hot spots to dine on the Boulevard by Richard Ouzounian

From casual to caviar, any of these Sin City eateries will make you feel like a winner.

THE WEEK AHEAD, June 2-8: Death of a Salesman Ends Broadway Run, 54 Below Opens, Shakespeare in the Park Begins by Blake Ross

Playbill.com's weekly planner reminds you that the end of an epic Salesman is here… Kristin Chenoweth returns to New York… Barack is on Broadway… Shakespeare in…

John Patrick Shanley Goes Back to Bronx Roots for Storefront Church by Harry Haun

Off-Broadway's Storefront Church joins Doubt and Defiance to complete Tony, Oscar and Pulitzer winner John Patrick Shanley's "Church and State" trilogy.

NJSO Offers An Evening with Bernadette Peters June 2 by Adam Hetrick

Tony Award winner Bernadette Peters joins the New Jersey Symphony Orchestra for the final concert of its season June 2 at the New Jersey Performing Arts Center's Prudential Hall.

Polly Bergen, Christine Andreas and Tom Wopat Sing Warner Bros. Movie Songs June 2-4 by Adam Hetrick

Polly Bergen, Christine Andreas and Tom Wopat celebrate the music of Warner Brothers films as part of the Lyrics & Lyricists series, beginning June 2 at the 92nd Street Y.

STAGE VIEWS: Closer Than Ever Star George Dvorsky by Andrew Gans

Playbill.com's series features brief chats with actors commenting on their recent theatregoing experiences, what productions they are looking forward to and more. Here, via email, we hea…

Andrew Lloyd Webber's Love Never Dies Unmasked on PBS June 2 by Adam Hetrick

Television audiences across the U.S. venture to the mysterious world of turn-of-the-century Coney Island on June 2 in the PBS presentation of Love Never Dies, Andrew Lloyd Webber's seque…

"The Way He Was": Estate of Arthur Laurents Auctioned June 2 by Adam Hetrick

Items from the estate of late Tony Award-winning playwright and director Arthur Laurents, are publicly auctioned through Roland Auctions of New York City June 2.

Starry Revival of Arthur Miller's Death of a Salesman Ends Limited Broadway Run June 2 by Andrew Gans

The Broadway revival of Arthur Miller's Tony Award and Pulitzer Prize-winning American tragedy Death of a Salesman, which stars Oscar winner Philip Seymour Hoffman as Willy Loman, …

Tony Winner Tommy Tune Offers Steps in Time, A Broadway Biography June 2 in Maryland by Michael Gioia

Tommy Tune celebrates his five decades on stage with Tommy Tune: Steps in Time, A Broadway Biography in Song and Dance, tracing highlights of his nine-time Tony Award-winning career, June 2 …

Immediate Family, a Comedy of Sibling Secrets, Begins in Chicago; Phylicia Rashad Directs by Kenneth Jones

Tony Award-winning actress Phylicia Rashad directs Paul Oakley Stovall's Immediate Family, a new comedy about secrets revealed at a family reunion, beginning a Chicago run on June 2. The…

PLAYBILL BRIEF ENCOUNTER With Pam MacKinnon, the 2012 Tony-Nominated Director of Clybourne Park by Kenneth Jones

Busy director Pam MacKinnon talks about new plays, "table work" and the complexity of Bruce Norris' acclaimed American play Clybourne Park.

PLAYBILL VAULT'S Today In Theatre History: JUNE 2 by Robert Viagas and Anne Bradley and Ernio Hernandez

1954 Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein II's Carousel is revived for a ten-week run at the New York City Center. In the cast are Barbara Cook and Jo Sullivan.

Spotlight on John Kander

Legit News: New work, gala turn heads toward composer

New stage for Lonergan

Legit News: Summer brings 'Medieval,' 'Margaret' DVD

'Salesman' knows how to close

Legit News: Play's grosses spike on news of June 2 finish

Review: RANGOON by Ed Malin

Rangoon by Mayank Keshaviah is the engrossing story of Dhiraj, an Indian-American convenience store worker in the American South, and his family. His grandfather, who appears as a friendly g…

Review: NO SECOND ACTS: A COLLECTION OF SHORT AMERICAN LIVES by Martin Denton

It's June, which means it must be time for another themed early-summer festival at the Brick. This year we have the Democracy Festival (its eight predecessors were The Hell Festival, The Mor…