Brian Copeland’s Visionary Joy Proves “Kamala Gives US Hope!” by Barry David Horwitz Once again, Brian Copeland, our super-hero storyteller and political wise man, is standing up at The Marsh and telling it LIKE IT IS. Brian is still down-to-earth, in touch with life on the street, and a force for CHANGE. He does…
Rajiv Joseph Reveals “What’s Wrong with America” by Mary Lou Herlihy Rajiv Joseph’s “King James,” a brilliantly crafted two-hander, continually reveals “What’s wrong with America.” You don’t have to love sports to love “King James.” But for basketball fans and LeBron James’ followers, the insider gossip and Cleveland Cavaliers’ traditions will delight and amuse….
Michael Socrates Moran Touches Tony Kushner’s Epic with Genius by Barry David Horwitz When I saw the very first production of Tony Kushner’s “Angels in America: Millennium Approaches” back in 1991, at the old Eureka Theater in San Francisco, I walked out of the theater dazed and wondering. What had I just seen? It…
Millennial Notes James Ijames Plumbs the Depths & Despair of Gentrification by David Moore James Ijames’ “Good Bones” delves into gentrification, class struggle, and the malicious role of technology in reshaping old neighborhoods. Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright James Ijames masterfully explores the divide between new wealth buying up Dunbar Gardens—which stands for many urban communities….