by: JK Clarke & Sandi Durell Producers of classical arts, from theater to opera, have been resorting to various means to attract younger, more diverse audiences. The recent City Opera production of “Anna...
Read Moreby: JK Clarke Where do desperate American families turn when all seems lost and families are so dysfunctional they’ve resorted to drugs, alcohol, video games, extra-marital affairs and daytime television as their only...
Read Moreby: JK Clarke It’s probably safe to say that never has an audience been so bewildered by a play before, during and after it takes place as at a recent performance of Ubu, now playing at INTAR. Even after the cast had...
Read Moreby: JK Clarke Poor Candida. She’s adored by two men, and they’re both weenies. Candida (Susan Atwood), the star of George Bernard Shaw’s eponymous play (now at Theater Lab), appears to have a normal, healthy relationship with...
Read Moreby: JK Clarke One person shows are a lot like long-format stand-up comedy routines. Except that they’re not always performed by comedians and they’re usually only funny in parts. But the most important commonality they...
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