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Yasmina Reza Unmasks Ego & Vanity by Barry David Horwitz and Patricia L. Morin   Yasmina Reza's "Art" (1994), translated by Christopher Hampton, took the theater world by storm…
Yasmina Reza Unmasks Ego & Vanity by Barry David Horwitz and Patricia L. Morin   Yasmina Reza's "Art" (1994), translated by Christopher Hampton, took the theater world by storm…
Gunderson, Smith, Spector Unfold Personal Crisis  by Patricia L. Morin Aurora Theatre has come up with an experimental, three-part, audio thriller called "The Flats""part play and part c…
Anna Deavere Smith Reignites Struggle over Police Brutality  by Patricia L. Morin Twilight: Los Angeles, the PBS movie, resurrects the explosive problem of police brutality. Raging riots …
Madhuri Shekar Explores a Compulsive Gamer's World by Patricia L. Morin World of Warcraft"WoW"is an actual online role-playing game that Madhuri Shekar creatively weaves into "In Love and Wa…
Lisa Tierney-Keogh Depicts Sharp Irish Debates on Gender & Race  by Patricia L. Morin In Lisa Tierney-Keogh's "This Beautiful Virtual Village," six feisty members of a residents' asso…
Josh Luxenberg Creates an Adventure in a Box  by Patricia L. Morin "The 7th Voyage of Egon Tichy" maps new territory for online theater. Theater in Quarantine's video and electronic innov…
Blank & Jensen Revive Health Workers' Humanity by Patricia L. Morin "The Line" is a heartache to watch. This beautifully crafted docu-drama by Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen focuses on in…
Dominique Morisseau Exposes Race, Class Bias in Schools by Patricia L. Morin Dominique Morisseau's "Pipeline""based on the School-to-Prison Pipeline for students of color"profiles a divorced…
 John Fisher Highlights Gay Liberation Pioneer by Patricia L. Morin John Fisher's brilliant solo portrayal of astronomer and gay activist, Frank Kameny, shines as bright as the stars Kame…
Mary Rachel Brown Portrays Family Captured by Addiction by Patricia L. Morin At the intimate Griffin Theatre, Mary Rachel Brown explores the overlooked, slimy world of greyhound racing and g…
John Fisher, Master of Suspense, Sails Us to Risky Waters by Patricia L. Morin Magically, the small computer screen enhances the fevered excitement of John Fisher's one-man show called "Shar…
John Logan Captures Mark Rothko's Anger & Angst by Patricia L. Morin Set Designer Christopher Oram's artist's warehouse surprises us with a huge canvas with wine-colored vertical lines, …
Wheatle & Hussein Celebrate Bravery of Inner-City Youth    by Patricia L. Morin Alex Wheatle's award-winning young adult novel, turned into a play by Emteaz Hussain, draws u…
Nina Raine Depicts Struggles of Exploited Medics  by Patricia L. Morin  Even on the small screen, "Tiger Country" brings us into the jungle of a besieged British public hospital, the f…
Gary Soto Urges Us to Reflect by Patricia L. Morin As a therapist who ran a suicide hot-line, I have talked to teens who cut themselves, then heal, and cut again. In Gary Soto's play, Th…
Branden Jacobs-Jenkins Questions Workers' Choices by Patricia L. Morin Watching ACT's streaming version of "Gloria," I miss being a participant"there's nothing like live theater. But I enjoy…
Kate Cortesi's Exploited Women Demand Pay-Back by Patricia L. Morin "Love" swims in the gray area of consensual versus manipulated sexual relations. Playwright Kate Cortesi asks profound que…
Laurel Ollstein Flies High with Jerrie Cobb's Dream by Patricia L. Morin The true story of hopeful astronaut Jerrie Cobb inspires us to reach for the heavens, and to pursue what we most love…
John Fisher Unravels the Metamorphosis of a Politician by Patricia L. Morin In a nation shrouded in political strife, John Fisher's "Radical" is a laugh-out-loud release of bi-partisan anxie…
Arthur Miller's Brooklyn Lawyer Foresees Our Tragedy by Patricia L. Morin At 6th Street Playhouse, Arthur Miller's "A View from the Bridge" embroils us immediately in the struggle between im…
Lucy Kirkwood Challenges Ethical Choices after Catastrophe by Patricia L. Morin Lucy Kirkwood's "The Children" grabs us right away with a bloody nose"a hint of bigger disasters to come. A ph…
Heather Raffo Explores the Anguish of Losing Home by Patricia L. Morin "Noura" confronts the destruction of war and the hardship of building new lives. Noura (amazing Denmo Ibrahim), an Iraq…
David Auburn Grips Us in Father-Daughter Math Mystery   by Patricia L. Morin "Proof" explores a father and daughter's compassionate connection"even after death. We meet Catherine …
David Hirata Spins a Tale of Identity & Illusion by Patricia L. Morin David Hirata, magician and storyteller, engages us immediately with his relaxed style. A cart with a wooden box stan…
Michael Frayn's Geniuses Collide over Nuclear Ethics by Patricia L. Morin Director Bruce Coughran demonstrates his mastery of language and movement, as his powerful cast of three encircle th…