Well, what with the solid production at the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble of the seldom seen Kingdom of Earth, and now

"My Janis," at The New Collective during Fringe 2017, is not actually a play. It is a moment

Panos Vlahos, making his U.S. debut at Hollywood Fringe (2017) in “Mistero Buffo,” combed three pieces from the last half

Queen Latifah stars as the legendary Bessie Smith whose talent and perseverance resulted in her becoming an iconic "Empress of

By Ernest Kearney  —  I can’t say I am very conversant with the 17th century Spanish Playwright Tirso de Molina. 

Is the secret of succeeding in this messy business called life acceptance? Is the only hope of defeating life's chaotic conflux

The Fall: Season 2, on NETFLIX, got more personal and crossed more lines than could be handled by the Paris Metro

I hate writing bad reviews. Honest. I’d rather write glowing reviews, pouring forth accolades and singing praises to high heaven. I truly would. Now

Acorn TV’s most recent original dramedy: the small-village, untrained, but good at crime solving diva, Agatha Raisin.

• With the title, Out, Damned Spot, you probably would've expected the sixth episode to keenly focus on eldest son

"There are so many sounds I still want to make, so many things I haven't yet done." B.B. King   The summer of

By Ernest Kearney  —  The Bitch is Back: An Elton John Cabaret is exactly that, no more no less.  Director

Loser! The Tweet Defeat of Donald Trump did not begin with “Liddle’ Bob Corker” and his oh-so-devastating viral tweet: https://twitter.com/SenBobCorker/status/917045348820049920? Wham! Impressive. But

Well, I suspected I was going to like "Finally, Some Privacy" Aimee Levey’s one woman show, for Fringe 2017, when

…and tracks it all over our political kitchen floor! Not that the place was spotless to begin… This edition was supposed

OMG Moments on Empire • An unexpected gift, a single red rose, is dropped at the entrance to Cookie's swank apartment

During Empire Entertainment's famous white party, Lucious reminds Jamal that music is the truth. So Jamal explains his sexual preference

By David Nairne  —  Damn! "The Joe and Joshua Show!" is clever and funny. Writer performers Joe Hernandez-Kolski and

Never start off your career with a masterpiece. Where do you go from there? Known in some circles as the Joseph Kesselring

At the top of where the Angel’s Flight Trolley once deposited its riders (and hopefully will again one day), nestled

Flamenco is exceptional. Nowhere is grace found infused with such power, nor the sorrow and the joy of the human condition expressed

Stephen Sachs is an intellectual juggernaut of a playwright who plumbs premises for his pieces from the pages of the

Do not be fooled by the title, One of the Nice Ones. There is nothing “nice” about Erik Patterson’s play. Point

There are more individuals whose talents deserve some Note of Distinction this year, and we, at TheTVolution wish the privilege

The Robey Theatre Company and Los Angeles Theatre Center have partnered for the staging of "Dr. Du Bois and Miss

In spite of a ferociously inappropriate title, "Two Motherfuckers on a Ledge," running at Asylum @ Studio C during the

By Ernest Kearney  —  It is regrettable that more audiences didn’t have the opportunity of seeing "Butoh Medea," an adaptation of

By Ernest Kearney  —  "The Big Picture" is as cluttered, chaotic and confused as your average, interstate, multi-vehicle pileup and

"Shakeslesque" is a playfully amusing blend of Bard and boobs; a racy, randy raucous romp in which the buxom babes

When the bar is set as high as writer/director David Hare and thespian extraordinaire Bill Nighy (yes, I am biased)

For those who have not cultivated an appreciation for the theatrical craft and are unaware of the merits and delights

By Ernest Kearney  —  Ain’t That America offers a truly unique viewpoint on a segment of our country that has

by Ernest Kearney — It would be difficult to find two more dissimilar figures than the British lay theologian, academic

By Ernest Kearney  —  "Fool for Love" by Sam Shepard, which just closed the Lounge Theatre in Hollywood, is

 By Ernest Kearney  —  "Gloria," the Pulitzer Prize-finalist, by Branden Jacobs-Jenkins is best described as an E-Ticket ride to the

Heck

What can be said about A Haunted House 2? My, it is rare to see such a testament to mediocrity.

CURSED “MY ROAD TO HOLLYWOOD” is an Ear Wax Medal Winner I write this without the least rancor towards Ms. Mendoza. I

Whether you view the later works of Irish playwright and novelist Samuel Beckett as avant-grade, Theatre of the Absurd, tragicomic

Wake up you princes of Westeros. Stay alert you Mother of Dragons. Justice is sweet. Justified vengeance is better. HBO released

by Ernest Kearney — Forough Farrokhzad was the subject of Sussan Deyhim’s The House is Black which I recently reviewed

THE GOLD MEDALS: ANNABELLA BOOZE, BALLS AND BLUEGRASS THE DEVIL YOU SAY RESERVE CHAMPION REVOLUTIONARY LOVE THE THREE MUSKETEERERS: CLOWNS WITH SWORDS THE BRONZE MEDALS: FIFTY SHADES OF

"Stringmates" by Amanda Noriko Newman takes its core concept from the Asian legend of the “Red String of Fate,” the

It's nearly here

by Ernest Kearney — Ice at the 24th Street Theatre is really a matter of  “All the King’s horses and

Please believe me when I tell you that Julia Migenes is an amazingly talented performer. She originated the role of Hodel

"Chimera Bella," with cinematography by James Delhauer, is described as “an acrobatic journey”; I saw little proof of either.

These days, every comedian and commentator seems to be paraphrasing Bette Davis in All About Eve: “Fasten your seat belts,

By Ernest Kearney — Writer/Performer Kathryn Taylor Smith has accomplished something remarkable with her one woman show "A

The surest way to appreciate Steven Berkoff’s Hairy Ape now playing at the Odyssey Theatre Ensemble is to have acquaintance

“Drumpf – that’s the sound of shit hitting the wall, and sticking.” — a tweet from @slothlax A couple of weeks

We love Angela Lansbury. And PBS announced today, "She's ba-a-a-ck." Dame Lansbury with Michael Gambon will head the cast in

"Comic-Con The Musical" celebrates that Mecca of Nerd-dom, The San Diego Comic-Con International aka Comic-Con. Four magical days every

Star Bill Nighy and writer/director David Hare on the character evolution of Johnny Worricker, his true intentions, and where he

Four Chords and a Gun at the Bootleg Theater, which relates the stories of when The Ramones worked with Phil

by Ernest Kearney As he espoused passion for both the city and its theatre, it is fitting that

I haven’t teased you with a Survivor metaphor in months. Well, the last time someone got voted off the island was in

Round One has begun, a first clang! in the bruising prize fight that Donald Trump’s presidency threatens to become. It’s

In “The King’s Language,” writer/director Chris Yejin, has presented the Fringe with an entertaining and intelligent little history lesson of

Just two years ago, documentary filmmaker Asif Kapadia began interviewing Amy Winehouse's family, friends and collaborators in a darkened London

By Ernest Kearney —  There is nothing as intoxicating as watching a Performance – capital “P.”  It matters little if

By Ernest Kearney — There is a great deal of talent involved in "Two Fisted Love" at the Odyssey Ensemble

A lot of us who respect Barack Obama’s eight years in the White House want to curl up and hibernate

Recorded in Hollywood has been extended. What's this, you say

The intended purpose of this monthly column is to bring to the attention of cinema junkies those odd and typically

I always feel a kinship between August Wilson and the ancient Greek playwrights. Like the dramas of Euripides and other Athenian

Wendy Williams stops by Books and Books in Coral Gables to sign her new book Ask Wendy. How you doin'?

How rare a thing; a thinking man's sci-fi both stimulating and satisfying. Penned by Jerome Bixby known for such works

On the hunt for a different sort of dark-doing this Halloween? Look no further than the Echo Theater Company’s production

I can always appreciate Long Beach's International City Theatre even when I don't necessarily enjoy a particular production. Case in point

In "Ashlee Olivia Presents E.A.R.T.H.A.," Ms. Jones delivers an exceptional performance of an exceptional performer

Photo above is from Creative Commons: “hacker army 2.0” by Rodrigo Paoletti is licensed under CC BY 2.0

Under the direction of Giovanna Sardelli, solid performances command the stage, in a new work by Rajiv Joseph; author of

The TVolution Hollywood Fringe Festival Awards Coming Soon!

One of the high points for me in Fringe 2015 was the Proboscis Theatre Company’s La La La Strada! An

By Ernest Kearney  —  "Henry V" has long been considered one of Shakespeare’s problem plays; called a “stirring piece of

"The more things change the more they stay the same" (Les Guêpes, January 1849) Jean-Baptiste Alphonse Karr They are ale drinking, rabble-rousers. Musket

May 25, 2018  —  "Theatre 40, the award-winning professional theatre company in Beverly Hills, announces its fifty-third season. The schedule is

I’m a big mouth white guy of Irish descent who, most likely, has ancestral ties to former President Barrack Obama,

Noel Coward’s Hay Fever at Theatre Palisades is a wonderfully delivered comedy of manners. Laughs and folly spring from the

By Ernest Kearney  —  "Jack Benny (A Ménage En Train)" is the first perfect Fringe show of 2018.  What does

By Ernest Kearney  —  Like little boys with their toy soldiers, so, too, are little girls with their dolls: They

As part of the Replacement Parts film and discussion series, the Velaslavasay Panorama will be host to a screening of

"Ascent" features the talents of dancer Adam Kerbel and Taiko drummer Shih-Wei Willie Wu in a fusion piece that displays

One of my favorite game announcers for the San Francisco Giants is a former Giant himself, pitcher Mike Krukow. He

By Ernest Kearney  — Bill Posley’s superbly slick, and raucously funny show, "The Day I Became Black," reveals to

By Ernest Kearney  —  "Desert Rats" by Nate Rufus Edelman is hardly the first play ever written about a kidnapping. 

For those of you unaware of the fire storm unleashed on Colin Mitchell, former editor of Bitter Lemons, L.A.’s ground

I can’t tell if Donald Trump is brilliant or an idiot—and maybe he’s both. On Monday, August 8th, he trotted

by Ernest Kearney  —  Matei Visniec is a Romanian playwright who sought and was granted political asylum in France in

VOICES According to the program notes, voiceover artist Carla Delaney wrote this one woman show as a birthday gift to herself,

By Ernest Kearney — Well I can’t say that I was able to discern the “three short plays, written by

Modern technlogy has given Barry Manilow the opportunity to record "dream" duets with his own musical heroes on MY DREAM

There have been a number of performances that will travel with me for quite some time during Hollywood Fringe 2017…

Out of the 380-plus shows presented during Hollywood Fringe Festival Show 2018, 80 were viewed by TVolution critics: 69 of

Wow. That’s about the most apropos comment across the board on Squeeze My Cans, Cathy Schenkelberg’s riveting, heart wrenching and ultimately

Beheadings– Fratricide - Infidelity - Parricide – Rebellion - The swain of Avon – And toe tapping ditties. One must admire the chutzpa Michael Shaw Fisher displays

An advisor to Donald Trump recently explained the candidate’s multiple (and conflicting) positions on most issues with: Words don’t matter. Wow,

Above: Screen grab from a YouTube video of the 2018 Golden Globes on NBC. There are so many ways to be

The folks who produce Survivor think that they understand tribes. Jeff Probst’s first official duty, on the first episode of every season,

There is a great deal about Swarm Cell which is commendable

by Ernest Kearney - Richard Lucas' award-winning  "Bono and the Edge Waiting for Godomino's," has been remounted and is running

Deaf West Theatre has produced some of the best theatre to come out of Los Angeles.

Actually, “muttered” does no justice to the chanting and booing that echoed like city noise down an abandoned alleyway as

by Ernest Kearney “My mother didn’t wear sneakers,” Fahn proclaims at the opening of her one-woman show, Under the

In "The Sacred Beasts" for Hollywood Fringe 2017, writer/director Chris Wollman has mined a particularly rich vein of historical gold

"Nothing Bad – A Werewolf Rock Musical" has spun the 1987 vampire film, "The Lost Boys" by way of the

"It was like the eve of a battle; the hearts beat, the eyes laughed, and they felt that the life

By Ernest Kearney  —  Now the funny thing is that the title, We Need This Musical to Stop Us From

"Secret Honor, The Last Testament of Richard M. Nixon" is a torrential tirade spewed by a scotch-soaked Richard M. Nixon,

Hollywood Fringe 2016 is better than ever and continues on for two more weeks: dance, artistry, plays. There's also plenty

By Ernest Kearney  —  The Rogue Artists Ensemble are an imaginative group that integrates grand theatrics and excellent puppetry into

In the 1998 film Bulworth, Warren Beatty played a disillusioned politician who puts out a contract on himself, and then feels

The Algerian War, 1954-1962 is a struggle, all but, forgotten today in the West. For brutality, employment of terrorism, and the

John Farmanesh-Bocca has in the past impressed me. Now he’s pissed me off. Though, I am still impressed. A number of years back

TheTvolution.com Award Tallies for mid run of the Hollywood Fringe Festival ‘18 (HHF18): We rank all the shows we attend

I've turned so many people on to this show and have never heard any regrets. The best is my brother

The November 13 Paris attacks changed the trajectory of our 2016 presidential election, and not for the good. I know

by Darwyn Carson  —  With an eye and a heart dedicated to cohesive connection and support of local theatre, Better

Talk about being overly optimistic. My previous TheTVolution post seems positively Pollyanna-ish. The headline read: "The Voice Finally Acknowledges Songwriters."

Say it ain’t so

By Ernest Kearney - "House of Tales" is bursting with concepts and ideas to the point of avalanching the audience

In 'Class' getting ready for Fall Prom is more than finding a pretty dress and matching corsage. (BBC America)

Our culture shoots black men. Kills them. And our culture acquits their killers—if they are the police. This headline grabbed

Ivo Van Hove’s production now at the Ahmanson has worked through both London and New York with great triumph.

I really love theatre that boldly goes where no ensemble has gone before. In the past William A. Reilly and Gary

Thank goodness, we’re almost through the lull in Hamilton news. After the multi-week coverage of its record number of Tony

With a solid reputation for superior dramas, PBS's Masterpiece Theatre has undoubtedly been a hard act to follow. Now its

The Coeurage Theatre Company has a mission statement, startling in both brevity and boldness: “…to make impassioned theatre accessible for

"The Second Coming of Klaus Kinski" writer, performer Andrew Perez presents Kinski and all his demons with such unnerving commitment

Playwright Adam Peck's "Bonnie & Clyde" brushes aside the legendary elements of the Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow story, putting

By Ernest Kearney  —  "Fresh Meat" is set in a dystopian future where the world order seems to have fused into

Meg Miroshnik’s The Fairytale Lives of Russian Girls is a frequently poetic, consistently absorbing mishmash of Paglia’s pronouncements, Bettelheim’s theories

I love Shakespeare. Straight up. If I could cook him down I'd probably be mainlining the Bard. Any Shakespeare junkie has a

The Latino Theater Company offers up a first-class troupe for the world premiere of Jonathan Ceniceroz’s “The Cruise.”

"Silent Sky" in its final weekend at Long Beach's International City Theatre, is a well-crafted feel-good evening in the theatre. 

By Ernest Kearney  —  "Pretty Dead Girl – A Musical Necromance."  There’s a title that holds promise, wouldn’t you say?

There were Poirots before him. There will be Poirots to follow. Right now, for over seven hundred and fifty million

In Eugene O'Neill's Anna Christie the sea defines all things; the characters, their lives, their past, and their destinies. It is

The Hollywood Fringe Festival 2015 has drawn to a close. The following is the Medal Tally for the 57 Shows I attended: 13

On second thought, don't flash that cash—I'll get ill. The Koch brothers have reportedly committed $900 million, give-or-take, to Republican

Last year, I wrote that In The Flesh was not your typical zombie apocalyptic tale. Those of you who watched

This long runnng Brit series, which has been refreshed, all to the good, several times over is available for viewing

By Ernest Kearney — Premise-wise "Small Mouth Sounds," by Playwright Bess Wohl, has a lot of potential. The highly touted

It opens with a real-life catastrophic event: a meteor the size of a small house hits a small town in

Now I’ve seen some truly remarkable acting at this year’s Fringe, but here are two amazing ensembles that stand out

The Lula Washington Dance Theatre (LWDT) the Los Angeles-based repertoire dance ensemble will perform in a joyous evening of dance,

By Ernest Kearney  — "Dracula's Taste Test" is no great shakes, but neither does it hold itself up as anything else.

Schadenfreude [shahd-n-froi-duh] noun. Satisfaction or pleasure felt at someone else’s misfortune. Serve it up ice cold! Tribal Council finally arrived. Two of ’em.

Every campaign has at least one noir moment, when (as in film noir) the protagonist tries to do The Right

By Ernest Kearney — Laura Grimaldi is a whirlwind of a performer with a winning mixture of humor and honesty.

By Ernest Kearney  —  Many found 2018 a rather soft year for theater, and it possibly was.  Or perhaps it

The film opens with a laconic, heart rendering simple and sincere shriving, "I'm sorry. I know that means little at

Once upon a time there was born a brilliant musician. Leon Russell. A Poem Is A Naked Person gets close to

By Ernest Kearney  —  Melanie Holmes’s "Negative Spaces" takes us into a strange and unsettling place.  Lily (Holmes) and her

The Boundless Artists Theatre Company has presented Fringe audiences with a production of the fairy tale The Little Mermaid, which

A friend of mine, (one who knows I’ve just finished a year long project of re-reading the Bible—for the fifth

Post-debate note: The political wind seemed to change at the second debate. So--praise cheeses!--this may be the last Trump-centric column. He’s

In my previous post, I quoted MSNBC reporter Chuck Todd speculating that the period before the South Carolina primary—now a

by Ernest Kearney — The Australian Theatre Company's "Grey Nomad" by Dan Lee is the tale of Helen (Ros Gentle)

A Mexican Trilogy: An American Story, a multi-award winning work by Evelina Fernández is fiercely ambitious, thoroughly and intelligently mounted

Back in the days of the Soviet Union, there were two official newspapers: Pravda (“The Truth”) and Izvestiya (“The News”). A

Whether a Bill Nighy fan or a David Hare follower, tune in to PBS, Masterpiece Contemporary, for Part II of

The personalities with whom playwright, Steven Vlasak populates “Nights at the Algonquin Round Table” are some the most acerbic wits,

By Ernest Kearney  —  In my opinion, Long Beach’s International City Theatre artistic director, caryn desai has a genius for

Welcome to Springtime TV Madness: Sarah Manning faces off against manic Castor Clone Rudy (Ari Millen) aka "Scarface." Watch "The Weight of this

I initially reviewed John Posey’s one man show, Father, Son & Holy Coach when it played at the Whitefire Theatre

Imagine a petting zoo where Caffè Latte is served. Or imagine you’re in the mood to find a cat to

Ana Lily Amirpour's intelligent and superbly crafted film A Girl Walks Home Alone at Night is definitely a world view

Looking for the “Big Bang” — that spark which initiated what would become America’s if not the World’s interest in comics

By Ernest Kearney  —  In 1944 The Glass Menagerie established its young playwright, Tennessee Williams as a major new talent

By Ernest Kearney — This was my first “mashup” of theatre and film with soundtrack framed within a concert rendering.

Do you know his favorite Karaoke song? I do. And he sings it with me. The man, the legend talks

Take a sneak peak at my experience on the red carpet for the Los Angeles, California movie premiere of The

The Bravest Show of the Summer goes to: The Honorable Woman. Series creator Hugo Blick's masterful eye created a world of

By Ernest Kearney  —  The School of Night and its Artistic Director, Christopher Johnson can always be counted on to

For me, the internet can be like standing in line at the supermarket. Oh, those tabloids! My eye is also

In Part I, we celebrated two dazzling effects of Lin-Manuel Miranda’s landmark musical Hamilton: with his theatrical retelling of our

Above: The car used as a murder weapon in Charlottesville. This freeze-frame photo is in the Public Domain. “…there are weapons that

"Herpes: A Love Story," a show about the scourge of the sexual revolution, provides creator/performer Cherise Pascual with the opportunity

"Monsters, John! Monsters from the Id!" That's the warning delivered by a dying Warren Stevens to Captain Leslie Nielson just before

Terrifying in some circles, hotly desired in others: the party divided by a populist revolution and defeated by an electorate

People are funny. In the way we keep making the same mistakes. Even when we're conscious of our tendency to run

Last year (2014) The Honorable Woman snagged two TVolution Honors: the Bravest and the Best Freshman Drama of the summer. A creative

By Ernest Kearney  —   There is nothing so evasive as engendering effective and credible dread in a live theatre environment.

The tunes in "Save Me a Spot" were both charming and moving, and wisely limited to ten in number.

Arya now: "She could feel the hole inside her every morning when she woke. It wasn't hunger, though sometimes, there was

In its quintessence, theatre is the bonding of poetry and dance. That is oft forgotten in this age of directors as

There have been three truly great social humorists in American history, Mark Twain, Will Rogers and Jon Stewart. The least

Next Fall by Geoffrey Nauffts is a stunningly sincere and heartfelt drama that is sure to move any audience. That may

In "The Girl who Jumped off the Hollywood Sign" written and performed by Joanne Hartstone, under the direction of Vince

By Ernest Kearney  —  Cooper Bates’ one-man show, Black When I Was a Boy is a truly heartfelt tale of

As the nerdiest kid this side of the Rockies, I lived for the cheesy Sci-Fi that oozed out of the

By Ernest Kearney  —  In his latest Hollywood Fringe Festival offering, "New Kid on the Block," playwright John Patrick Daly's heart is

Unlikely heroes unite against an unknown making its way through the underground of New York and perhaps

I expected President Drumpf to embarrass himself—and us by proxy—when he went abroad last month. He did not disappoint, so

By Ernest Kearney  —  David Lucarelli’s "Doctor Zomba’s Ghost Show of Terror" is straight forward fun.  As directed by Kevin

Matt Chait’s Disinherit the Wind opens quite nicely, with a depiction of Bertram Cates (Chait), a neurobiologist giving a lecture

By Ernest Kearney  —  "Uncivil Correctness: Joan Rivers, Abbie Hoffman, Bin Laden," apparently, began as a class project and, unfortunately,

Memories from a long ago hit spark flames between Lucious and Cookie and ignite the passionate encounter we've been waiting

By Ernest Kearney  —  "Easy Targets: Artists and Heroes" doesn’t quite reach the same heady heights as the Burglars of Hamm’s HHF17

This 10th episode delivers a surprising Didn't-See-That-Coming moment: Just when it seemed that Jamal is all set to step up to

"A Hero is no braver than an ordinary man, but he is braver five minutes longer."        

The last time the Tap Overload Company came to the Hollywood Fringe, my review of their show "Office Beat" was

Sometimes, someone posts something on Facebook that is of intrinsic value. The following thought-piece—published here with the author’s permission—is such

"How to Love Your Dictator: Olga & Ludmila’s Guide to Fascism" is an American broadcast of the popular Russian talk

If The Honorable Woman was the bravest Freshman Drama of Summer 2014, Extant was the Most Surprising. Academy Award winner Halle

In the hands of the right actors "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare," by playwrights Adam Long, Daniel Singer and

Surprise. You don't have to be a zombie movie lover to enjoy the three part mini-series premiering tonight on BBC

Game of Thrones Season 5 is coming. It's time to prepare. Take a look to see glimpses of interactions

I’m sorry, but the Hitler analogy is at last appropriate. You can hear the original Führer’s hateful nationalism in nearly

For those of you who are unschooled in America’s favorite pastime, Van Lingle Mungo was a Major League pitcher who

…that’s the current liberal fantasy, and we can sweeten it even more by taking the rest of America’s “left coast” with

(Now please, if you can’t make it through this rather long winded harangue of homage, simply scroll to the end

The Democratic field has lost half since we last spoke. Not the Republicans, the Democrats! Joe Biden: gone, even if

"Kinsherf’s Coat" harkens back to one of the Sixties most lamentable losses – “The Happening," which was was an indiscernible

The TVolution declares 'The Knick'  The Best Summer Freshman Drama (2014) Here the cast speaks on creating those intense and almost too

by Ernest Kearney - Epics tend to be about champions, giant defeaters, kingdom conquerors, warriors of a thousand battles.

...

Well we’re off to the races, Hollywood Fringe 2016 has opened, and here is the first handful of reviews for

By Ernest Kearney —  "Shakes on the Rocks" has a poor concept of what it wants to be. Eleven actors

ShoWorks Entertainment has traveled from South Africa to stage two offerings at the Fringe, both written by South African playwright

The family that fights together stays together—or at least becomes more tolerant of each other—could be the subtitle for Episode

By Ernest Kearney —  "A Very Die Hard Christmas" is a rough little laugh-fest and delivers on what it promises quite nicely. 

The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language has five definitions for "entropy" [ěn′ trә-pē]. Four of the five could

The American election season never ends with the election. Not anymore. Nailing the president-elect for reneging on his second-biggest campaign promise

The Goodwill store outlets are a treasure trove for the adventurous DVD hunter. After extended practice I can breeze through the

Ironic, isn’t it? We’ve endured eight years of haters excoriating Barack Obama for his use of teleprompters, and a year of repeated

Full disclosure: I am not a fan of the shows of playwright Peter Lefcourt and director Terri Hanauer. Their prior productions,