Millennial Notes Rogelio Martinez Celebrates Rock n' Roll in Eastern Bloc by Daniel Milutin In "Born in East Berlin," Soviet negotiators insist: "The U.S. refuses to use the metric system"th…
Millennial Notes Elaine Magree Asserts Queer History for All! by Evelyn Arevalo TheatreFirst's new project, called "History Keeps Me Awake: Queer Voices in Repertory." One show is titled "A …
Millennial Notes Steve Budd Looks Deeply at Love's Peculiarities by Gilad Barach In his innovative and unconventional show, "What They Said About Love," Steve Budd expresses the struggles an…
Karani Marcia Leslie Johnson Strips Black Stereotypes Bare by Robert M. Gardner Karani Johnson pulls no punches in her hard-hitting exposè of Black stereotypes. We know well the history of …
Millennial Notes Nicole Parizeau Dissects Dead Artist's Sex Scandal by Beau McGlasson To cancel or not to cancel"that's the question at the heart of "The Human Ounce," which exposes an Impre…
John Fisher Unravels the Metamorphosis of a Politician by Patricia L. Morin In a nation shrouded in political strife, John Fisher's "Radical" is a laugh-out-loud release of bi-partisan anxie…
John Collins Makes Stage Magic with The Great Gatsby by Barry David Horwitz "Gatz" has everything"love, passion, party, class conflict, car culture, and self-involvement. F. Scott Fitzgerald…
Arthur Miller's Brooklyn Lawyer Foresees Our Tragedy by Patricia L. Morin At 6th Street Playhouse, Arthur Miller's "A View from the Bridge" embroils us immediately in the struggle between im…
Michael Moran's Sorcery Exposes U.S. Excess & Delusion  by Barry David Horwitz Watching Macbeth go down the muddy hole, circling the bloody drain of ambition, cynicism, and self-delus…
Millennial Notes Tina Landau Dives Deep for Fresh Take on Beloved Cartoon by Tanvi Agrawal You don't need to be a child or a "SpongeBob" fan to enjoy the wonder and excitement of this cartoo…
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Lucy Kirkwood Challenges Ethical Choices after Catastrophe by Patricia L. Morin Lucy Kirkwood's "The Children" grabs us right away with a bloody nose"a hint of bigger disasters to come. A ph…
Millennial Notes Robert Townsend's Compelling Solo Show Exposes Hollywood by Theo Rosenfeld Robert Townsend's "Living the Shuffle" is a triumph. Townsend gives us a deep meditation on race, …
Millennial Notes Kevin Landesman's Inventive Set Steals the Show by Rosa del Duca There is magic in Bay Area Children's Theatre's "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe." When intrepid Lu…
Cheryl Strayed's Electrifying Advice to Lovelorn, Grief Stricken by Hannah Yurke "Tiny Beautiful Things" is raw, captivating and true to Cheryl Strayed's book. Nia Vardalos' adaptation takes…
Millennial Notes Alexa Derman & Roxie Perkins Explore Mind/Body Split by Fritz Mad'Laine Living in a body is no easy task. Dissociation wrenches our souls from the flesh satchels we call…
Millennial Notes Tony Hale Elevates Will Eno's Struggling Script by Jordan Freed You may be familiar with "The Last Lecture" by Randy Pausch," a Carnegie Mellon professor diagnosed with term…
Katrina Lauren McGraw Scores Triumph as Bessie Smith by Robert M. Gardner As the saxophone player (smooth Ric Alexander) steps center stage, he coaxes soulful notes and seductive rhythms to …
Ryan Fogarty Exposes Boys in the Bandwidth by Barry David Horwitz Ryan Fogarty's gay bromance puts guilt, love, and regret on extravagant display. The hosts, a flamboyant gay couple: Dev (li…
Millennial Notes David Lindsay-Abaire's Sharp-Edged Seniors Act Up by Jordan Freed Working at a retirement home for a year, I saw my fair share of squabbles between residents, ranging from a…
Sarah Ruhl Exposes the Comedy of Polyamory by Robert M. Gardner "How to Transcend a Happy Marriage" speaks to the intelligent theatergoer with incisive and witty dialogue, and erudite refere…
Lucas Hnath Writes A Smart, Funny, Relevant Update by Lynne Stevens Anne Marie, the housekeeper, dozes on a chair. A gentle knock at the enormous blue door, where Nora exited with a bang fif…
Millennial Notes Sarah Ruhl Challenges Marriage with Free Love by Krista Pearl McAtee "This play is about polyamory" we hear audience members whisper to each other before the play starts. Th…
Lauren Gunderson Celebrates Pioneer Woman Astronomer by Hannah Yurke     Bring your daughters to see "Silent Sky," an inspiring tale of pioneering female astronomers. Set…