Sailor’s Song An Unqualified Hit
I started this review with the admission that Sailor's Song is one of my favorite plays and, if anything, this production surpasses last year's offering.
Surrealist LA Playwright Sinner Battling MS Captures FringeNYC
Sinner describes his first works chosen by FringeNYC as 'A two-actor diptych. A modern take on Adam and Eve, trapped in a deteriorating Garden of Eden.
Paradise a Very Good Play About Not-So-Paradise
My first thought upon leaving Compass Theatre tonight was that Glyn O'Malley's Paradise should be immediately followed by a talk-back session.
A Macbeth You’ll Never Forget
This is by far the very worst Macbeth ever performed. It didn't help that The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswomen's Guild Dramatic Society produced this fiasco.
Yank Tells It Like It Was In WWII
Diversionary Theatre is presenting the West Coast premiere of David and Joseph Zellnik's Yank, the story of gays in the army in WWII.
