Review: Bright New Boise at curtainup.com
Samuel D Hunter could have easily taken a preachy approach to his characters who lead less than ideal lives, but he doesn't
Samuel D Hunter could have easily taken a preachy approach to his characters who lead less than ideal lives, but he doesn't
Some fictional financial mayhemloosely based around the same concepts that caused our latest recession and housing bubble
Leave it to the Rude Mechs to take a topic that would seem to only speak to insider (aka theater insiders), and make it not only fabulously funny, but also universal . . .
a chance for New Yorkers to to see how topics affect a communit
Our time with Andy in his office is about the non-spectacular, average struggles that life brings to us all. But the honesty and intimacy with which we go on this journey with Andy is what m…
Rob MacLachlan's script is compelling, fast and humorous. But at times motives and decisions are opaque, and MacLchlan doesn't venture all the way into the depths of reality's morality
this odd little concepty gets stranger and stranger as the night goes on. And funnier and funnier
Bekah Brunstetter's play isn't a story with closure, but it is a story with a journey, and one that tugs at the hea
a speeding train of a play, going at full speed from start to finish. . .