by: Sandi Durell When it comes to social injustice and political upheaval, one can usually rely upon Bertolt Brecht, an admirer of the communist ethic, for long-winded insights. In this clever, but uneven, rendering of an...
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by: Sandi Durell (see Video Below) On May 23, 2013, the remarkable Cicely Tyson accepted her award...
Read MoreBy: Sandi Durell The newly configured Union Square Theater – clues are a calling card. A billiard table, with a bat lying in wait, surrounded by cabaret-style tables and chairs, a small stage, a dive bar interior –...
Read MoreBy: Sandi Durell There’s a new theatrical sensibility that has been taking place in the theater world, especially off-Broadway. It’s immersion – the kind where the actors freely walk, talk and sing amongst us, on platforms, at...
Read Moreby: Sandi Durell This would surely be one of the most unlikely topics about which a musical could be conceived. It’s difficult as an audience member when presented as a drama piece. So hats off to the Transport Group in...
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