To intermission, or not to intermission?
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From Six to Seven
If I had to guess, every single one of you knows at least one family who’s dealt with Alzheimer’s or dementia.
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The Ability of Accessibility
Ryan J. Haddad has schooled me on how accessibility pertains to the entire audience, and not solely those who “need” such devices.
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A Residency Wrinkle
Washington D.C.’s Arena Stage premiered a musical version of A Wrinkle in Time this month.
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Celeaster Egg Song
Celine Song drops two theater-themed Easter eggs in Materialists, befitting her background — AND HOPEFULLY FUTURE — as a playwright:
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Make the Case
Can you name a single musical steeped in the Islamic tradition?
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The 80%
80% of Broadway runs lose money.
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In Around
Generally speaking — AKA, I KNOW THERE ARE EXCEPTIONS APLENTY — musicals are staged in bigger theaters than plays.
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Community Hunt
A small-town serial killer is catnip for our true-crime obsessed era.
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It’s a Sign
Over the course of a production’s run, no two performances can be EXACTLY alike.
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Write All Nite 