Eyes are more of a central means of expression for screen acting than for stage acting…
Continue reading “From the Window to the Window”
Eyes are more of a central means of expression for screen acting than for stage acting…
Continue reading “From the Window to the Window”
Much has been made of how much Jonathan Groff sweats and spits on stage.
Continue reading “Drenched”
A practical decision can also serve artistic purposes.
Continue reading “Yondramaturgy”
The Balusters is about the changing of cultural identity.
Continue reading “Move Away”
Fallen Angels’ Maurice feels designed to be cast as a celebrity cameo.
Continue reading “Putting the Ex in Deus Ex Machina”
There’s a meaningful disparity between Taraji P. Henson’s fame relative to the rest of her Joe Turner’s Come and Gone ensemble, and the size of her role.
Continue reading “No Small Parts”
Who is Every Brilliant Thing about?
Continue reading “For the Records”
Midwinter Break is what I like to call a city-travelogue romance.
Continue reading “We’re Going Breaking”
Long-running revivals sell their history.
Continue reading “Jazzier”
For a variety of reasons, Princess Diana is a gay icon.
Continue reading “This Is How Your People Dance”