Audrey Cefaly Digs Deep in the Bayou for Love by Mary Lou Herlihy On a small fishing boat, stuck in the dark waters of the bayou, two women wallow together, forever. Could these ill-suited lovers be any more lost? In “The Gulf, An Elegy,” Audrey Cefaly chronicles a dangerous codependent relationship on the brink….
Jen Silverman Creates a Dark & Thrilling Brontë Mashup by Lynne Stevens Tell your friends about this standout twisted tale “from Behind the Basement Door.” I am always blown away by Theatre Lunatico’s high quality of performances in their tiny, postage stamp-sized theater. Be one of the lucky ones to get one of its…
A visit to the Forest of Arden brings a bracing breath of fresh air.
Scenic Designer Nina Ball has outdone herself with the creation of a glorious Forest of Arden for Shakespeare’s “As You Like It.” When refugees from the corrupt court flee to the forest named after Shakespeare’s mother, Mary Arden, they are off to build a new world.
Inspired by Dali, giant pink, yellow, and blue leaves decorate Ball’s stunning staircase set—backed by the living forest. Ball conjures a dream commune embedded in Nature. Her beautiful set evokes a fantasy land that liberates and welcomes the immigrants from the court, offering them asylum.
Millennial Notes John Fisher’s Dynamic Duo Delivers Queer Thrills by Isa S. Chu “Fallin” is a thrilling mashup of a high-octane action story and a bittersweet rom com set against the pulse of today’s ever-changing political spectacle. The play’s title cleverly nods to the myriad ways we fall—falling from planes, falling in love, and,…