Kirk Douglas Theater’s commitment to bringing us powerful plays that involve social and racial issues continues with the […]
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We all know that Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?, considered one of the great post-war American […]
Hermes (Levi Kreis), the suave and soulful messenger of the gods and conveyer of souls into the afterlife, […]
“Everybody in Harlem is singing the blues” but perhaps no one like Angel Allen (Nija Okoro), a hard-drinking […]
Playwright Benjamin Benne’s tale of family and sacrifice is set during a toxic period in America when anti-immigrant […]
Set in 1990’s New York, TRAYF is named after the Yiddish word for “non-kosher” or “forbidden.” The play […]
Who can forget when Lehman Brothers Holdings plunged into the largest bankruptcy in American history in 2008, and […]
Harvard University has turned into a tinderbox. A campus protest is brewing outside the office of Professor of […]
The most Tony Award-nominated play in history is every bit as controversial and thought-provoking as you’d expect. And […]
You may have seen it far too many times, but when Dickens’s timeless novela about a dark night […]
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