Crystal Skillman’s ‘Wild’ is a refreshingly contemporary play, with an electric climax
Contemporary script, great cast, and meaningful theatre come together at Sanguine Theatre in New York City.
Rarely performed Oscar Wilde play “Vera, or the Nihilists” from Femme Fatale Theater
Wilde’s first play turned out to be a largely unsuccessful venture, finding its way to New York for its premiere only to close just one week later. This production explores some creative choices that make us wonder why.
Review: “Turtle Hill, Brooklyn” – film looks at complexity and diversity of urban life
Turtle Hill, Brooklyn is a colorful if subtle film about life, family and friends when you are gay and in love, but not quite ready to make the big commitment, even if you are now 30.
Burns and Turner Review “Doubt” by Berkshire Actors Theatre at the Berkshire Museum
Gail Burns is joined by Abby Turner to discuss “Doubt” now on stage at the Berkshire Museum. SIster Aloysius comes to believe Father Flynn has sexually abused a student, making this play, and review, very provocative. Read More…