Snakes I Have Known
By: JK Clarke One would think a play called “Snakes I Have Known” would be about people who were devious, unkind or deadly, the title being a metaphorical or allegorical reference. But Molly Montgomery’s one-woman...
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As We Really, Really Like It! — Under The Greenwood Tree
By: JK Clarke Making Shakespeare’s plays palatable to new and younger audiences seems to be in the foreground of many theater companies of late. Though setting plays in contemporary times is nothing new, some measures...
Read MoreSlaughterhouse Five
by: JK Clarke It’s rarely a good idea to adapt a widely celebrated novel to another medium. Case in point, Baz Luhrman’s recent butchering of The Great Gatsby. While those unfamiliar may be entertained, fans of the source...
Read MoreThe Great Society and LBJ
by: JK Clarke Lyndon Baines Johnson is easily one of the most overlooked American Presidents of the modern era. Sandwiched between JFK’s assassination and Nixon’s Watergate- and resignation- smeared administration, LBJ’s story,...
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The Glory of Living
by: JK Clarke What is it about poor, uneducated, midwestern or...
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