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How to Transcend a Happy Marriage
Originally published on The Culture Trip View this story online Are we just animals? Or are we a different species altogether, one compromised by our animal instincts? That’s one of the questions Sarah Ruhl raises in her ambitious drawing-room comedy … Continue reading
Sunset Boulevard
Originally published on Paste Magazine View this story online It’s an ironic experience, to say the least, to watch a merciless exploration of fame and its dismissive treatment of women performed by arguably one of the most famous actresses in … Continue reading
Gideon Glick on Playing Jordan in Significant Other
Originally published on Paste Magazine View this story online Gideon Glick has grown up onstage-as a former teenager and now millennial would say-literally. The actor made his Broadway debut at the age of 18 in the original company of Spring … Continue reading
Theater: In Linda, She Has It All, But How Can She Keep It?
Originally published on The Culture Trip View this story online The play opens with 55-year-old Linda declaring to an unseen group of other middle-aged women, “We know you’re out there! We see you! You exist!” This proclamation is a fitting opening … Continue reading
A History of Sweeney Todd: Why Stephen Sondheim’s Pies Never Get Stale
Originally published on Mic.com View this story online Sweeney Todd, Stephen Sondheim’s musical about revenge, lust, murder and cannibalism, has found yet another home in New York City — downtown, at the Barrow Street Theater in an immersive production staged in a … Continue reading
Doctors and Legal Experts Fear the Worst for Trans Healthcare Under Trump
Originally published on Vice.com View this story online Should we lose hard-won anti-discrimination protections and healthcare access, an already marginalized community may suffer tragic consequences. The morning after the election, Marci Bowers’s phone was ringing off the hook. The gynecologic … Continue reading
The Object Lesson
Originally published on Paste Magazine View this story online An admittedly anxious person who often copes with stress or uncertainty by cleaning, I was curious as to how I would feel during The Object Lesson. But this cluttered and confusing … Continue reading
Karen Ziemba on Playing Eileen in Kid Victory
Originally published in Paste Magazine View this story online “Mom doesn’t dance too much,” Karen Ziemba says, a bit wistfully, of her latest performance. The statement, and how the Tony-winning actress says it, demonstrates how Kid Victory, the Tony winner’s … Continue reading
Sunday in the Park With George: Jake Gyllenhaal brings the tortured artist to Broadway
Originally published on Mic.com View this story online No one can accuse Jake Gyllenhaal of being a slacker. The Oscar-nominated actor is known for playing intense, perhaps tortured characters: Nightcrawler, Brokeback Mountain and Zodiac are just a few. His latest role … Continue reading
Escaped Alone
Originally published on The Culture Trip View this story online In Caryl Churchill’s latest play, four aging women chat away an afternoon. How scary can it be? The answer, it turns out, is very scary. And, somehow, it’s also quite … Continue reading