by Adam Cohen     Halfway through One Night Only (running as long as we can) there’s a decided shift.  It occurs during an audience participation segment, orders are barked through a megaphone by Anna Bass, a stentorian coach. And we listen, cause that’s what you do for...

      By Marcina Zaccaria   What starts out as a woodsy dilemma evolves into a family drama in Sundown, Yellow Moon. Twin sisters find themselves spending time in their father’s house after he gets in an altercation at the school of his employment.   While new...

    By Brian Scott Lipton     It’s not just because comedian Lisa Lampanelli’s debut play, Stuffed, is more lean cuisine than a three-course meal that you shouldn’t walk in hungry to the McGinn/Cazale Theater; it’s the exhaustive (and almost exhausting) amount of food...