Taproot takes a penetrating look at the meanings of heroism.
Annex’s new devised show leaves a confused impression
John Moe’s new comedy is sloppy but fun.
Chapter One: I Set Off on My Foray into Yuletide Theater Shows.
Bret Fetzer’s new play defies observation.
Just what does your ticket buy at ‘Teatro ZinZanni’?
Trash that can’t even be made campy.
The Duke meets the Bard in this toe-tapping combo of Ellington and Shakespeare.
The Old West meets the new in Louis Broome’s powerful new tragicomedy Texarkana Waltz.
Conor McPherson’s new play is about vampires and other evils.
Geeks are the real heroes in Neal Stephenson’s new novel
Susan Faludi’s new book gives men another chance.
Surveying Seattle theater, after the latest gold rush
Five actors present four plays by the master of minimal despair.
Based, as always, on a combination of experience, gossip, hunches, and just a touch of hopeful naivet鬠here are my picks…
The New York performance artist tackles race, rappers, and just about anything else.
What is it about Robert Fulghum’s work that I hate so much?
