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Theater Interview: Donna Simone Johnson from ‘Power of Sail’ with Bryan Cranston at the Geffen Playhouse
Donna Simone Johnson talks about making her Geffen Playhouse debut, playing an FBI agent, and actively leading in community theater.
Read More »Theatre Interview: Actor Danny Kirrane from Shakespeare’s ‘Henry V’ at Donmar Warehouse
"If you come at different angles, you can open up new things in characters that might not always be there in the script."
Read More »Theatre Interview: Safiyya Ingar from ‘Two Billion Beats’ at the Orange Tree Theatre
There's so many different ways to be a hero. ... I like knowing I'm that person in a room who says, "I see you. I hear you. Is there anything I can do to help?"
Read More »Review (NYC): ‘Schtick a Pole in It’ Celebrates Nine Years of Comedy and Pole Dancing, with the Music of Styx (21 January 2022)
Comedians alternate with dancers at the only comedy-and-pole-dancing series in...the universe?
Read More »Theatre Interview: Karen Ascoe from Guildford Shakespeare Company’s ‘Hamlet’
"Working on site-specific things offers up many challenges. For actors, it adds a whole new dimension to the play, being in a wonderful location."
Read More »Theatre Review: ‘Constellations’ Online at the Donmar Warehouse
Brilliant two-hander 'Constellations' is the reminder we need right now about what's yet to be discovered in relationships.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC Off-Broadway): ‘Ectoplasm’ by Sara Fellini
A Houdini-esque debunker of Spiritualism confronts a medium at a fancy séance-party in this nice-looking but un-engaging period piece.
Read More »Exclusive Interview: Michael Kahan, ‘Funny in Failure’ Podcast Host
Michael Kahan's podcast combines thoughtful conversation with comedy in his interviews, exploring challenges and failures that celebrities encountered in their careers.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): The Seeing Place Theater’s Searing Revival of ‘Wit’ by Margaret Edson
A new production of Margaret Edson's Pulitzer Prize-winning play 'Wit' about a dying cancer patient is particularly poignant now.
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