Jonathan Slaff

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Jonathan Slaff writes on cultural events from the brainy, the edgy and the good. He helps us keep ahead of the curve in the world of the arts and culture.

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‘In White America’ Traces The American Quest for Racial Equality

The famed documentary play traces the American quest for racial equality from the earliest days of the republic to the Little Rock crisis of 1957.

‘Wives’ and ‘The Academy’ Illustrate Battle of Sexes From Postwar and Now

From October 8 to 25, Theater for the New City will present the world premiere of a new play by Mario Fratti, 'Wives,' in a double-bill with his breakthrough play, 'The Academy.' Taken together, the two plays illustrate the changing nature of the ba

‘The Storm’ Tells Story of Marriage and Revenge

August Strindberg Rep presents Strindberg's play, The Storm in October, 2015 as part of a month-long exploration of the author's final works.

Blood is Thicker Than Love in ‘Sister’s Keeper’

Three very close African American women grapple with friendship, sisterhood, love, life, faith and HIV in our modern world as they take different paths.

‘Your Name on My Lips’ Musical Depicts Power of Love Against All Odds

Your Name on My Lips, a Musical by Eric Sirota: True Art. True Love. Looks at the way we crave love and how hard we will work to sustain it.

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Solo Mortgage Broker Duane Buziak Closes $95.6 Million in Two Years While Big Banks Lean on Teams

The Richmond-area broker known as the Mortgage Maestro built...

California’s Long Vote Count Reshapes Major Races as Hilton Presses Election Changes

California’s long vote count has reshaped major races, pushed Raman into the LA runoff, and fueled Steve Hilton’s call for election changes.

Your Decade-by-Decade Guide to Plastic Surgery: 30s, 40s & 50s

It’s your 30th birthday, and when you look in...
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