Morality Collapse: Pratidhwani’s Queen
Thoughts on the latest Pratidhwani production from Omar Willey.
The Past Sure is Tense: Don’t Call it a Riot!
Concerning Amontaine Aurore’s latest show at 18th & Union.
Theater and Imagology: Crewmates
Of radio, film and theater, and when to decide. Omar Willey’s latest thoughts on theater via review of Sameer Arshad’s Crewmates.
Hamlet in Motion
Omar Willey opines on The Horse in Motion production of Hamlet.
Sanctuary for Black Bodies: Dani Tirrell’s Black Bois at On the Boards
José Amador returns to talk about Dani Tirrell’s BLACK BOIS, an evening length dance program that is having its premiere at On the Boards this weekend.
A Night of Rhythmic Underdogs: Kim Lusk’s A Dance for Dark Horses
All about Kim Lusk and her A Dance for Dark Horses, a new dance having its world premiere Velocity Dance Center,
Of Fight and Fitness: Woody Shticks’ Maniac
A brief preview of the latest from fitness guru Woody Shticks.
Down Through All Eternity, The Crying of Humanity: Crime and Punishment
Omar Willey gets literate with some thoughts on Akropolis Performance Lab’s latest: Dostoevsky’s Crime and Punishment.
No Dogs, No Indians
In a world mediated by sound-bites, perhaps the theatre can take us back to what it means to be human. Siddhartha Bose writes.
Can Theater Change Your Mind?
Most people don’t think of media as propaganda, yet confirmation bias is rife. What can be done? Rocky Rodriguez Jr. explores a different possibility for change: the theater.

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