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- Arts & Culture, Theater Review Nov 8, 2018
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A failed interrogation into the idea of control, An Oak Tree is instead a benevolent dictatorship
The whole thing unintentionally channels the terrors of the Twilight Zone.
- Arts & Culture, Theater Review Nov 1, 2018
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Surrealistic elements help Hooded, or Being Black for Dummies transcend its sitcom origins
Like the black experience, the show is messy, fun, shocking, and unpredictable.
- Arts & Culture, Theater Review Oct 24, 2018
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American Jornalero introduces us to two groups of men seeking work: Americans and Mexican immigrants
The play wonders, can life for immigrants in America one day be humane?
- Arts & Culture, Theater Review Oct 18, 2018
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Danai Gurira’s Eclipsed is a powerful declaration of hope
Four women band together to survive the Libyan civil war.
- Arts & Culture, Theater Review Sep 26, 2018
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Alexis J. Roston fully inhabits Lady Day at Emerson's Bar and Grill
Congo Square Theatre's revival paints a vibrant portrait of Billie Holiday.
- Arts & Culture, Theater Review Sep 11, 2018
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Court Theatre’s Radio Golf makes a rousing conclusion to August Wilson’s ‘Century Cycle’
It's a nail-biting mayoral race—in Pittsburgh.
- Arts & Culture, Performing Arts Review Sep 6, 2018
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Sketch show Black Boy Joy presents a refreshing depiction of young black men
Comics Devin Middleton and Jordan Stafford send up race without pulling punches.
- Arts & Culture, Theater Review Aug 23, 2018
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Anything Goes is too stuck in the past to be at all relevant today
A nostalgia-heavy story about the 1 percent during the Great Depression is more problematic than fun.
- Arts & Culture, Theater Review Aug 9, 2018
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In The African Company Presents Richard III, black performers wear, and then drop, the mask
Two dueling theater companies debate who owns Shakespeare.