The Cheater’s Club
By: JK Clarke Traditionally, horror stories have been used as a cautionary morality tale. From Dracula up through the slasher film genre (i.e. the Friday the 13th series), individuals with the loosest morals were...
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Waiting For Waiting For Godot
by: JK Clarke It seems like it would be difficult to take the absurdist, existentialist elements of Samuel Beckett’s mid-century masterpiece Waiting for Godot to a new level, but somehow, Waiting for Waiting for Godot (now...
Read MoreEn Avant! An Evening With Tennessee Williams
by JK Clarke One gathers from old footage of Tennessee Williams that he was a rather affable character. Always a kind smile, a twinkle in his eye and pleasant words for his interviewer. True, he wrote about...
Read MoreThe Unfortunates
By: JK Clarke It is an undisputed and tragic truth that we almost universally know more about killers, serial killers in particular, than their victims. In that fact is a secondary tragedy, one that insults the...
Read MoreThe Banality of Ever: Judgment Day
by: JK Clarke Plenty of people have been talking about Armageddon and the end of time lately. Religious fundamentalists warn of fire and brimstone and the truly righteous being swooped up to heaven while the rest of...
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