What an eerily fitting time to retell Sadako Sasaki’s story. She was two years old when an American atomic bomb...
Last Tuesday night, down the way from the Playwrights’ Center, where I’d just seen the second live reading of Lee...
Congratulations are in order for Carson Kreitzer! The Minneapolis-based playwright just pulled down a sweet...
No matter what one might ultimately think of Freshwater Theatre’s My Life Through History, you have to give it...
So much is going on politically these days that you have to...
Smack in the middle of a celebratory and musical-heavy season at the History Theatre are two bold plays by emerging...
Hello, friends. Did your enjoy your weekend? Did you find yourself reading some incredible, mind-blowing piece of news...
The Round Table had a specific location to convene, but the other New York Art Movement known as the Harlem Renaissance gathered...
Outside of perhaps Troillus and Cressida, the perpetual challenge with Shakespeare is making these oft-told stories feel fresh. The task...
In the last couple of weeks of News and Notes, I have been delighted to tout Minnesota's...
I was brushing my teeth the other night and Natalie Imbruglia’s “Torn” popped into my head.
There’s nothing where he...
