Entertainment The invention of Jerzy By news on June 4, 2010 In 1965, Polish-Jewish novelist Jerzy Kosinski wrote “The Painted Bird,” a... Read more →
Entertainment Ephrons’ collaboration more than just for the ladies By news on May 22, 2010 Five women sit in a row onstage and talk about being women. Their subjects range from... Read more →
Entertainment Jesse and Richie and Elvis, oh my! By news on May 14, 2010 Take a boy whose mother died when he was 12 and whose father abandoned them even before... Read more →
Entertainment ‘Holy Ghost’ turns tables By news on May 7, 2010 There is hardly any ethnic or religious group that is not maligned in “Holy... Read more →
Entertainment A modern Rashomon? By news on April 23, 2010 The first act begins in medieval Japan. A married woman and her lover, both in kimonos... Read more →
Entertainment ‘The Psychic’ sees laughs in your future By news on April 9, 2010 A scribe with severe writer’s block posts a sign in the window of his basement... Read more →
Entertainment Staying awake for ‘The Wake’ By news on April 2, 2010 “The Wake” is a play with a lot of p’s in it: politics, philosophy,... Read more →
Entertainment Shenanigans at the World Bank By news on March 26, 2010 Alan Rosenberg is too charming to play a world-class villain. And so he makes neo-con... Read more →
Entertainment Cris D’Annunzio digs his dad during stirring one-man performance By news on February 27, 2010 In person, Cris D’Annunzio is a gentle, soft-spoken man. Sweet, even. So you might... Read more →
Entertainment A fabulous production at the Ruskin Theatre By news on February 19, 2010 After you’ve watched the subtle, nuanced performance of Dane Zinter as Fredrick, a... Read more →
Entertainment When is ‘An Oak Tree’ not really an oak tree? By news on January 27, 2010 It’s hard to believe that Peter Gallagher’s performance was never rehearsed,... Read more →
Entertainment A tale of two nations By news on December 19, 2009 Ever since the government permitted Native Americans to establish — and keep the... Read more →
Entertainment The Grinch is lean, mean and grean By news on December 12, 2009 A musical based on Dr. Seuss’ “How the Grinch Stole Christmas” seems... Read more →
Entertainment Cain and Shakespeare write a history for the winners By news on December 5, 2009 I‘m having a hard time coalescing my thoughts about Bill Cain’s new play,... Read more →
Entertainment Can’t you hear the lilacs? By news on November 28, 2009 To be an artist is to be an outsider. A loner. A person overwhelmed by his passions. And... Read more →
