Theater

Theater Review: Slave Play

Playwright Jeremy O. Harris' incredibly thought-provoking Slave Play brings racism, sex, and power to the forefront of conversation. First of all,…

6 years ago

Theater Review: Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird

Harper Lee's To Kill a Mockingbird has finally arrived on Broadway after a long and bumpy road; it was absolutely worth…

6 years ago

Pop Culturalist Chats with Charles Dale

In the play taking Broadway by storm, The Ferryman, Charles Dale plays Father Horrigan, a comforting and much-loved priest in…

6 years ago

Pop Culturalist Chats with Stephanie Gould

Stephanie Gould knew she wanted to be an actor since she was a child. Lucky for her—and the audiences who…

6 years ago

Theater Review: The Prom

If there's ever a time when we need art and entertainment that will make you laugh, cry, and warm your…

6 years ago

Pop Culturalist Chats with Jennifer Simard

Tony Award nominee. Drama Desk nominee. Lucille Lortel award nominee. Jennifer Simard's talent is undeniable. She's graced the stage as…

6 years ago

To See or Not to See: The Ferryman

The Ferryman, an award-winning play from London's West End, arrives on Broadway with a bang. Directed by Sam Mendes, this…

6 years ago

Pop Culturalist Chats with Margo Seibert

Margo Seibert has graced stages across New York, most notably on Broadway in Rocky and In Transit. Her strong vocals…

6 years ago

To See or Not to See: Mother Night

Mother Night, based on the novel by Kurt Vonnegut, is a study in character and morals; it may just be…

6 years ago

To See or Not to See: Bernhardt/Hamlet

Janet McTeer is the not-so-secret weapon in Bernhardt/Hamlet, one of the most exciting and timely backstage plays to grace Broadway in…

6 years ago