by JK Clarke   There are very few theater programs I am more fond of than The Public Theater’s Mobile Unit. I look forward to their twice annual, sparse but powerful Shakespeare productions that are toured through the boroughs of New York City to community centers,...

    Review by Michael Bracken   Mankind, by Robert O’Hara, at the Playwrights Horizons Mainstage Theater, is, per its author, “a satiric cautionary tale.” It’s about Feminism, a Goddess-worshiping religion of the future, and, by extension, feminism as we know it today. Yet...

    by Michael Bracken     Size matters. At least it does in Bella, an American Tall Tale, currently receiving its world premiere at Playwrights Horizons. Kirsten Childs’s (book, music, and lyrics) whimsical musical revolves around Bella Patterson (Ashley D. Kelley), noted...

      by JK Clarke Prior to opening night of Barbecue (now playing at The Public Theater through November 1) the play’s publicity team sent out a note asking critics that they use their discretion and not give away any spoilers in their reviews. It’s a fair request, but in the...