Tuesday, December 20, 2022
Taub & Woolery’s Musical Updates Shakespeare’s Rom-Com by Patricia L. Morin & Barry David Horwitz In Director Bill English’s Tiffany-bejeweled Forest of Arden, trees glow with …
SOURCE: Theatrius at 09:02PMWednesday, December 14, 2022
Ashton & Menken’s Musical Confronts Capitalist Greed by Patricia L. Morin “Little Shop of Horrors” has moved to a new neighborhood. From New York’s mainly white Skid Row district…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 08:45AMFriday, December 9, 2022
Shad Willingham Delivers Joyous Christmas Comedy by Patricia L. Morin Did you ever feel as though you were having one of those days, where nothing seems to be going your way? And the outcome…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 05:15AMTuesday, December 6, 2022
Rose Oser Unfolds Struggles with Sexual Identity & Religion by Patricia L. Morin “Shoshana in December,” a musical potpourri, follows a young Jewish woman questioning life, love, and…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 02:19AMFriday, November 25, 2022
Sharon Eberhardt Links Anthropologist Alice Kober & Mythical Ariadne by Patricia L. Morin Through the lives of two trailblazing women, the “Mark of the Minotaur” manifests the ageles…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 04:02AMFriday, November 18, 2022
Lisa Ramirez Transforms Borges Story into Modern Exposé by Patricia L. Morin “Book of Sand (a fairytale)” is Lisa Ramirez’s creative adaptation of Jorge Louis Borges’ fantasy shor…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 08:39PMThursday, November 10, 2022
John Fisher Portrays a Gay Man’s Struggles with Parenthood by Patricia L. Morin John Fisher’s “A Slice of Life” features Jordy (dynamic Fisher), a Gay actor and director, who is st…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 07:35PMMarisela Treviño Orta’s Exotic Fairytale Unites Romance & Myth by Patricia L. Morin “The River Bride” enchants us with talented actors, intriguing lighting, and subtle music, set …
SOURCE: Theatrius at 06:21AMFriday, October 21, 2022
Bill Irwin’s Comic Genius Sweeps Us into Beckett World by Patricia L. Morin Dynamic actor and writer Bill Irwin warmly greets us on a near empty stage, with only a lectern, a bench, unde…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 11:31AMThursday, October 20, 2022
Mildred Inez Lewis Celebrates African American Sheroes by Patricia L. Morin & K. Marguerite Caronna Inspired by George C. Wolfe’s 1986 play “The Colored Museum,” Mildred Inez Lewis…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 03:49PMTuesday, October 18, 2022
Diablo Cody Wraps Morissette Songs Around Family Dysfunction by Patricia L. Morin Alanis Morissette’s world famous 1995 album “Jagged Little Pill,” coupled with Diablo Cody’s book, u…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 12:40AMSaturday, October 15, 2022
Brian Copeland Brilliantly Embodies Family Generations by Patricia L. Morin Brian Copeland greets us as though we were friends whom he invited into his living room to hear a personal sto…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 04:12PMMonday, October 10, 2022
Banner photo: Tina D’Elia as Lupe Vélez Tina D’Elia Weaves Latina Activism into Comedy by Patricia L. Morin The premise of “Overlooked Latinas” is brilliant. Tina D’Elia spotlig…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 04:45AMTuesday, October 4, 2022
Jeffrey Lo Explores Alternate Gospels about Christ by Patricia L. Morin “Zac & Siah or, Jesus in a Body Bag” is a satirical, sometimes slap-stick study of the power of prophets o…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 11:37AMSunday, September 25, 2022
Shana Carroll Invites Us to Join a Theater Revolution by Patricia L. Morin “Passengers,” written, directed, and choreographed by Shana Carroll, entices us to care about the performance a…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 11:30PMWednesday, September 14, 2022
Jonathan Spector Probes the Power of Reason by Patricia L. Morin & Barry David Horwitz “This Much I Know” by Jonathan Spector is a powerful play that explores the mental processes be…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 12:17PMWednesday, September 7, 2022
Lisa Kron Spotlights Alison Bechdel’s Unfolding Sexual Identity by Patricia L. Morin Lisa Kron’s “Fun Home” is a beautiful, heart-rending portrayal of the hidden anguish of a dysfunc…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 10:02PMWednesday, August 17, 2022
Kate Hamill Turns Jane Austen into Hilarious Social Satire by Patricia L. Morin Kate Hamill’s “Pride and Prejudice” breaks free the chains of 1800s social conventions and snobbery. I…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 09:56AMTuesday, August 16, 2022
Deborah Yarchun Explores Threats & Benefits of AI by Patricia L. Morin “Atlas, the Lonely Gibbon” delivers a blend of tense and comedic moments in an AI world gone rogue. A young tec…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 04:43AMWednesday, August 3, 2022
Sor (Sister) Juana Inés de la Cruz Spotlights Women’s Issues by Patricia L. Morin “House of Desires” offers a delightful bounty of surprises as it explores forms of love and the …
SOURCE: Theatrius at 03:48AMTuesday, July 5, 2022
Jacklyn Backhaus Spins Herstory from Medieval to Modern by Patricia L. Morin Jaclyn Backhaus’ “Wives,” a comic satire spanning five centuries in four acts, mixes exaggerated caricature…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 05:40PMThursday, June 9, 2022
Aishah Rahman Unfolds Grief Inflicted on Black Families by Patricia L. Morin Aishah Rahman’s 1987 play “The Mojo and the Sayso” tells the story of a 1973 murder of a 10-year-old-boy in…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 08:18AMFriday, June 3, 2022
Jeffrey Lo Highlights Struggles of Filipino Immigrants in America by Patricia L. Morin Playwright Jeffrey Lo takes us on the touching journey of a young couple who clash over traditional F…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 01:47AMSunday, May 29, 2022
Lucas Hnath Explores What We Owe to Ourselves & What We Owe to Others by Patricia L. Morin In 1879, Ibsen’s Nora Helmer escaped the suffocating “doll’s house” with all its restri…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 04:26AMWednesday, May 18, 2022
Sam Chanse Illuminates Need for Perseverance & Preservation by Patricia L. Morin On a small stage with four ottomans, used as seats and storage, Playwright Sam Chanse reminds us of our n…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 10:46PMWednesday, May 11, 2022
Gogol’s Satire Highlights How Self-Deception Fuels Greed by Patricia L. Morin Jeffrey Hatcher’s adaptation of Nikolai Gogol’s 1836 comedy delights us with satire of small-town tyranny.…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 02:21PMTuesday, April 26, 2022
Regina Taylor’s Songs Unveil the Glory of Hats by Patricia L. Morin “Crowns” illuminates the resilience of the African American spirit though the magic of hats. Devon LaBelle creates a…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 06:48AMTuesday, April 12, 2022
María Irene Fornés‘ Absurd Comedy Probes Women’s Fears by Patricia L. Morin “Fefu and Her Friends” delicately weaves individual women’s stories into themes to spotlight women�…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 05:58PMThursday, April 7, 2022
Lynn Nottage Extols Sisterhood for Independent Women by Patricia L. Morin In 1905 New York, Esther (dynamic Jeunée Simon), an independent businesswoman and talented seamstress, creates love…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 08:15PMSunday, March 27, 2022
Margy Kahn Touches Three Generations of Jewish History by Patricia L. Morin Playwright Margy Kahn entices us to ask what price we place for collecting treasures from the past. What …
SOURCE: Theatrius at 11:51PMTuesday, March 22, 2022
Patricia Milton Wraps Women’s Rights in Clever Mystery by Patricia L. Morin Central Works’ “Escape from the Asylum” returns us to the male-dominated Victorian era, to shine a pow…
SOURCE: Theatrius at 03:31AM 
