This Basketball-Loving Poet Resists Categorization
Fresh off the success of his play “Barber Shop Chronicles,” Inua Ellams has a new book out, “The Half God of Rainfall,” about a son of Zeus who dominates on...
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Theater
Glenn Close to Headline Starry ‘Angels in America’ Benefit
Glenn Close’s cheeks are bruised, her eyes half-closed; a clear oxygen tube snakes out of her nostrils under a mop of disheveled gray hair. The lamp on her night stand...
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Review: This ‘Elephant Room’ Sequel Is a Goofball Epic
If even the mildest, most intimate play struggles to translate online, you’d think a comic interstellar adventure would be impossible to pull off. And yet.In the goofball epic “Elephant Room:...
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Review: ‘Romantics Anonymous,’ a Challenge to Your Sweet Tooth
A musical about two French chocolatiers may satisfy the hunger for live song and dance, but keep the insulin handy. Source link
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Theater to Stream: Catty Birthdays and ‘Lessons in Survival’
Every September, stages around the country spring back to life after the summer slowdown. This year, however, all usual bets are off as theaters ponder not just their fall seasons,...
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‘He Never Quit’: Nick Cordero’s Widow on Grief, God and Perseverance
How did you start enlisting people to sing “Live Your Life” each day?I thought, if anything’s going to wake him up, it’s going to be the whole world singing his...
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Bryan Fonseca, Independent Voice in Indianapolis Theater, Dies at 65
“We won’t put anyone — actors, crew, volunteers and, most importantly, you — at risk,” Mr. Fonseca wrote to his audience in a Facebook post announcing the cancellation. A month...
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‘The Humans’ Review: Surviving in a New World and New Medium
A couple of weeks ago, when The New York Times asked people what changes they sought in a post-pandemic theater, the pithiest answer came from the playwright Raquel Almazan. “I...
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How ‘Sophocles in Staten Island’ Gains in Translation
And while it at first seems as though our time with the Domingo family is merely meant to illustrate the tension between a proud sovereign — a sputtering suburban dad...
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Playing Jesus in a Pandemic Summer
So much. There’s the whole being-Black-in-America thing, and then there’s also being a person of color in the theater, which is its own thing. You don’t understand it until you’ve...
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