Play Time

by Cynthia Citron At some point in his life the thinking man will usually ask himself three important questions: Who—or...

By Cynthia Citron The invitation to come and review a play called “Wink” provided a brief description of what the...

by Cynthia Citron Friends who have similar personalities and mannerisms sometimes joke about being "twins separated at birth." It's not...

by Cynthia Citron "Cost of Living" is not a dreary treatise on economics. It's a story about survival in the...

by Cynthia Citron It could have been a one-man play, with Christopher Dietrick going through the trauma of becoming famous...

By Cynthia Citron Several hundred women — and a smattering of men — gathered at a lovely home in Brentwood...

By Cynthia Citron Because they are actors who are largely unfamiliar to regular movie-goers, watching their film will make you...

by Cynthia Citron It's a magical movie. In a foreign language. With no subtitles. And it's one of the most...

Sam Henry Kass has written a bold new play and his friend Ronnie Marmo has directed it for its World...

In the 1950s, when much of the world was suffering from post-war paranoia, a prevaricating bully from Wisconsin, waving sheets...