A snide comment from a fellow seven-year-old launches an identity crisis for young Monica Piper when her neighbor asserts that skipping temple means she's "not that Jewish." In her hilarious…
A snide comment from a fellow seven-year-old launches an identity crisis for young Monica Piper when her neighbor asserts that skipping temple means she's "not that Jewish." In her hilarious…
What do you do when you're trapped in a dead-end, minimum wage job ruled by a string of unsympathetic managers? Such is the plight of the coworkers in the Labyrinth Theater Company's Dolphin…
With its mentor project, the Cherry Lane Theatre pairs emerging playwrights with established mentors to celebrate new work from new artists. Kicking off this year's series, Ren Dara Santiago…
When Wes buys what is probably the most disheveled building in New Orleans, he plans to use it as the launching point for his soon-to-be fashion empire. That is, until he learns about the…
Directing a play is always a challenge, so directing two at the same time is definitely demanding (especially if you're doing your own sound design). That's what Rick Lombardo pulled off thi…
In a setting that will be familiar to anyone who relied on the MTA to make it to the show, In Transit uses a subway station as a jumping off point, launching into the interconnecting lives o…
Starring in Fault Line Theatre's production of Bekah Brunsetter's new play The Oregon Trail, the wonderful Liba Vaynberg brings the show's humor to life with her portrayal of "now Jane," a &…
Powerful for the way it looks at the moments between the actual action of the story, Sarah DeLappe's play The Wolves follows a high school women's indoor soccer team. Dropping in on their wa…
Hot off a successful run in Montreal, the original cast recording of The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz tells the fascinating story of an ambitious young man who would seemingly stop at …
"A man without land is nobody." Such is the maxim, learned from his grandfather, that Duddy Kravitz (Ken James Stewart) uses to rule and guide his ambitions. Of course, to acquire the land, …
The holidays really are the most wonderful time of the year. The lights, the songs, the spirit, the general excuse to eat pie " it's a magical time. For those of us who aren't the best at co…
When we hear the name "Mozart," we think, of course, of Wolfgang Amadeus, the composer whose music and life story remains so present in our modern culture. There was, however, another Mozart…
When we think of Shakespeare, we often think of his mastery of the English language, his undeniable brilliance with words. The Combative Theatre Co., however, takes a different approach, foc…
It's not often that a romantic comedy picks a war as a setting, but MTC's Vietgone does just that, setting the love story between Quang (Raymond Lee) and Tong (Jennifer Ikeda) in an Arizona …
Puffs: or, Seven Increasingly Eventful Years at a Certain School of Magic and Magic begins by introducing us to a boy we're all familiar with, an orphaned infant with a scar on his forehead,…
As a writer, performer, and director, Winsome Brown wears a lot of hats, which works out well for her current piece, Hit the Body Alarm, a one-woman show that weaves together four stories. B…