by Monica Charline Brown When you scratch your brain to determine some names associated with the founding of our global economy, you might guess Adam Smith, John Maynard Keynes, Milton Friedman, or even Karl Marx. But what if I told you John Law of Edinburgh made a huge impact...
The 11th Annual Innovative Theatre...
By Marcina Zaccaria The New York Innovative Theatre Awards were held on Monday, September 21 at Mason Hall. The 11th Annual Awards celebrated a year of the best performances Off-Off Broadway. The winners were in great...
Was This a Good Season? –...
The Perennial Question: Was This a Good Season? by: Barbara and Scott Siegel Almost every season has its peaks and valleys; the question is, were the peaks on the scale of Bear Mountain or The Rockies? And were the valleys...
Irreversible – Well Worth...
By Myra Chanin As you may have noticed, I dote on Off-and-Off-Off-Broadway productions because that’s where I find the magic is found. It’s easy enough to dazzle a big-ticket audience with an exorbitantly costly replica of Chicago’s 1929 Union...
Vietnam…through my lens:The...
NY Theater Review by Susan Hasho Written and performed by Stu Richel, Vietnam…through my lens is not what one would expect of a war story. It might seem that an account of war would be deeply personal and probably painful, but Stu Richel tells his story from...
Ain’t Misbehavin’...
Theater Review By Myra Chanin How do you get to Harlem of the 1930’s? Easy. Just take the B Train. Get off at 125th Street, walk one block west and a half a block south and facing you, you’ll see a clean, inviting, brightly...
La Mama For Avant Garde Theatre...
La MaMa announces its 53rd season! “LA MAMA EARTH” to highlight productions that reflect climate change and environmental and social issues of global import 3 TEMPESTS –diverse, international productions and adaptations of William Shakespeare Tempest from US, Korea and Italy...
An Appeal to the Woman of the House
From My Seat in the House by Mari Lyn Henry (NY Theater Review) A work of fiction based on historical fact Back Story: The first Freedom Ride left Washington, D.C. scheduled to arrive in New Orleans on May 17th. Freedom Riders were civil rights activists who rode interstate...
