This is a surprisingly lively and entertaining collection of Shakespeare's writings about theater in his plays, with commentary illuminating the business of the theater at the time.
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Concert/Theater Review (NYC): The Andersons in ‘Le Jazz Hot’
In 'How the French Saved Jazz,' songs by iconic jazz musicians show how the interest and contributions of the less-racist French influenced our important American art form.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): ‘Buyer and Cellar’ by Jonathan Tolins
Hilariously funny encounters in the personal shopping mall of a fictional Barbra Streisand cloak a tragic neediness.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): ‘A Christmas Story – The Musical’
Priceless onstage moments convey the spirit of an American Christmas that young and old can appreciate in this successful musical adaptation of the classic Christmas movie.
Read More »Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘The Woman in Black’ by Stephen Mallatratt
Not so terrifying in this age of horror films and TV shows, this production is still well worth experiencing on the strength of its powerful acting.
Read More »DVD Review: ‘Contest’
Some contests you win and some contests you lose. What happens when either way you lose?
Read More »Dance Theatre Review (Singapore): ‘The Nutcracker’
The lead dancers shined in their roles, executing complicated and tricky footwork, pirouettes, and other movements with aplomb.
Read More »Comedy CD/DVD Review: Chris D’Elia – ‘White Male, Black Comic’
Chris D'Elia uncensored is one funny guy.
Read More »Theatre Review (LA): ‘Merry F***in’ Christmas, Y’all’ by Marnie Olson
A familiar story of a dysfunctional family’s holiday is given welcome depth courtesy of some nicely-realized characters.
Read More »Theater Review (NYC): ‘Becoming Dr. Ruth’ by Mark St. Germain
A master class about life, love and personal triumph over hardship from the perspective of an amazing woman you only thought you knew.
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