Theater

Find out what changes are happening to the West End this June! CLOSING Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Cinderella “Welcome to Belleville! The most aggressively picturesque town in the history of the world, populated exclusively with gorgeous townsfolk who stop at nothing to achieve perfection… The only person steadfastly refusing to live in…

Reading brecht takes me back to prof Shaista Sirajuddin’s class on Mother Courage. Rarely do you attend a class where the teacher is so immersed in the story. Unfortunately it was only one class and it began for me in the strangest way possible. Despite not being enrolled in the…

Chester Lawton

In March of 2020 mankind was thrust into a new paradigm. With virtually every aspect of life squeezed, stretched and stuffed into shapes that many found virtually unrecognizable, the essence of what it means to be human was called into question. And change was all but inevitable. Change can be…

Chloë L. Zimberg Stepping into the role of Creative Director during a pandemic came with a lot of moving parts.

Talent agent shares the traits of successful actors. When it comes to theater, Brian Keith Graziani has been many things — actor, singer, casting director, talent agent. And each job has given him new perspective and understanding of what it means to succeed in this very subjective and finicky industry…

SPALDING GRAY, the actor, playwright and master of the monologue, was born in 1941 and raised in Barrington, Rhode Island, the oldest of three sons. The family was almost comically WASP. The three brothers were named Spalding Gray, Channing Gray and Rockwell Gray. If there was humor in the house…

Powerful performance of a classic It’s a Pulitzer Prize winning novel by Harper Lee, about a southern lawyer who defends a black man falsely accused of raping a white woman. The book has sold more than 40 million copies and was required reading for years, until now, when it’s being…