Photo Essay By Venus Zarris Try as it might, science has yet to create a time machine. Art, however, intrinsically and seemingly effortlessly bridges the time-space continuum. A photograph can instantly transport you to a[…]
Month: April 2011
Next to Normal – REVIEW
By Venus Zarris Next to Normal is Ordinary People meets Valley of the Dolls meets One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest meets a Lifetime Channel family melodrama told through a rock operetta vehicle that keeps[…]
RAISED: 10th Anniversary Staged Reading Series – ONE AFTERNOON ONLY! @ The Side Project Theatre
RAISED written and directed by Stephen Cone Sunday, May 1st, 2011, 2pm When small-town preacher Walker discovers he has a gift that could very well change the world, he is hesitant to use it…until push[…]
There Is A Happiness That Morning Is – REVIEW
By Venus Zarris Whether presented in a darkened basement with only two chairs as a set, as in An Apology for the Course and Outcome of Certain Events Delivered by John Faustus on This His[…]
The King and I opening @ Stage 773
The King and I The King and I by Richard Rodgers and Oscar Hammerstein. Based on the book Anna and the King of Siam by Margaret Landon. As America fights its Civil War, Anna, an[…]
Planet Karate opening @ Annoyance Theatre
Planet Karate A long time ago, the world was sent in to, chaos – only a small percentage of the world’s population survived! Society quickly began to crumble, the world’s government fell to pieces, all[…]
Steel Magnolias opening @ St. Bonaventure Church
Steel Magnolias In this funny, touching story of friendship and trust, Truvy’s homegrown beauty salon in Chinquapin, Louisiana, is the place that six very different women share their secrets, fears and love for each other[…]
Rantoul and Die opening @ Victory Gardens Biograph Theater
Rantoul and Die From the writer and executive producer of “Two and a Half Men” and “Mike and Molly” comes a wickedly dark new play with four of the funniest, ugliest, and most heartbreakingly real[…]
Heartbreak House opening @ Writers’ Theatre
Heartbreak House The nation is on the brink of massive change, but is its leadership up to the seemingly insurmountable challenges that lie ahead? Meanwhile in the English countryside on the estate of Captain Shotover,[…]
Soul Samurai opening @ Theater Wit
Soul Samurai Soul Samurai follows a young samurai girl, Dewdrop (Christine Lin), and her sidekick Cert, as in death CERTificate (Steven Thomas), through the mean streets of post-apocalyptic New York City. After avenging her lover’s[…]