“Cold War Choir Practice” Has Many Targets and Hits Most.
By Stuart Miller… The show finds laughter, absurdity and songs in nuclear bombs and socioeconomic divides.
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Author: Eyal Solomon
A playwright takes Sophocles’ “Antigone” and makes it her own
By Carol Rocamora…. Zieger’s adaptation is a great surprise: entertaining, arresting, intense, and deeply moving.
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Leiter Looks at Books: Lucian Msamati’s “The Godot Diaries; Behind the Scenes of Beckett’s Play”
Book review by Samuel L. Leiter… Lucian Msmati, The Godot Diaries: Behind the Scenes of Beckett’s Play (London, New York: Methuen/Drama,2026). 213pp.
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A Communication Breakdown Fuels The Fascinating “Trash”
By Stuart Miller… This play by two deaf actors finds creative ways to tell its story even when the protagonists can’t reach each other.
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“Body Count” Fails to Make a Meaningful Connection
By Stuart Miller… Issy Knowles’ solo show about a sex worker knows how to get your attention but may not leave you satisfied.
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