WHAT DEFINES PRIDE? How much of our identity is defined by the era in which we live? How does the constraint or freedom of a particular time mold who we are? Alexi Kaye Campbell's The Pride,…
A PARADE IS COMING TO TOWN In the NY Times, Christopher Isherwood stated that while the authors of Parade deserve credit for their fidelity to history and their ambition to probe a painful c…
A GROUNDED SEAGULL In Chekhov's The Seagull, the young, angst-ridden writer Tréplev maintains that "What we need are new forms! We need new forms, and if we can’t have them, then we&#…
IT'S THE SCRIPT THAT TAKES A FALL The main thing missing from Next Fall, Geoffrey Nauffts' play about a gay couple with disparate religious beliefs, is credibility. No matter how much the pl…
THEY'RE BA-A-A-A-A-CK Here’s the story: we are at the 1958 Springfield High School senior prom, and the entertainment isn't coming because the leader of The Crooning Crab Cakes g…