by JK Clarke Bedlam Theater Company, for reasons that do not become apparent during the play (or after, in contemplation), has combined Chekhov’s Uncle Vanya with Shakespeare’s Romeo and Juliet in what they’ve sophomorically titled Uncle Romeo Vanya Juliet in a new...
Meaningful Conversation . . . Maybe
By Sandi Durell If you’re a millennial, this will probably have some meaningful impact. Generation Y or Z can readily relate to and understand the temporary hookups and lack of commitment that have emerged via the era of confusion and technology that has changed...
Henry VI – National Asian...
by JK Clarke The three plays that make up Henry VI are among William Shakespeare’s earliest works. Presumably written in the early 1590s and said by some scholars to be collaborative works (with playwright Christopher Marlowe), they are marked by an...
The Siegel Column – New...
By Barbara & Scott Siegel The British called their working class theater “Kitchen Sink Drama.” One is tempted to call the new American play created by the Neo-Futurists, “Everything Except The Kitchen Sink Drama” because in a brisk 90 minutes of playful, often-times tongue-in-cheek...
