13 stories by "Ilaria"
Between sequences that included lots of yarn, glitter, low-fi beats, and cool lighting, Gilligan weaved personal narratives, and the history behind his craft, revealing just how closely spac…
This movie takes place via a Zoom-like platform where the main characters interact, attempting to convince a paranormal debunker that they indeed have powers but are also innocent of their s…
This is a magical story capturing the rebellion and essence of a young teenage girl coming of age and caught in the 'in-between': her struggles with a depressed and emotionally absent mother…
The stage explodes with vibrant color, whimsical catchy songs, and a supa-dupa talented cast of 6 performers that bring barrels of laughs, voice chops, and silly fun to the stage for a rolli…
Last night was a magical experience. 80 degrees with a cool tranquil breeze- it was the perfect summer evening for an outdoor performance of BAAND Together Dance Festival at the Lincoln Cent…
Here I Fall Up written and produced by Beth Golison is about a young woman with mental illness who meets what we learn mid-way through to be a ghost or simply a figment of the protagonist's …
This is a one-woman show about a tired and disgruntled middle-aged woman playing back memories of days and lovers gone by while on a road trip with her father through rural Indiana.
How do I put it? It's camp meets vaudeville meets funny meets glam/pop/punk/Broadway tunes that span the 70's through the oughts.
What happens when you take three anxious teenage high-school girls, add a dash of magic, mix in a zombie, a vampire, a ghost, add a dose of feminism and let brew?Â
The company, What Will the Neighbors Say?, has debuted 9 original plays, including numerous new works all over the world and hosts free community events to boot. Tonight's event was about br…
It was amusing and refreshing to see theater not take itself too seriously. I was smiling through most of the production enjoying the feeling of not knowing what would come next. Do …
It's hard to say at first what The Sign in Sydney Brustein's Window, written by Lorraine Hansberry and directed by Anne Kaufman, is all about. Is it about modern man's need to believe in …
shadow/land transports us to the heart of New Orleans 2005; the year Hurricane Katrina makes her catastrophic landing. The play is set in a black-owned nightclub spanning multiple generation…
