Christina Gorman Probes Whistleblower & Wife by Barry David Horwitz Christina Gorman’s political thriller depicts the intriguing case of a couple who each want to “do the right thing.” We begin to wonder if their marriage can outlast the siege of discovering #MyWifeIsAWhistleBlower. For an intense 70 minutes, Gary Graves’ sharply focused lighting shows…
Millennial Notes Jeffrey Lo Swipes Right on Dating Apps by Evelyn Arevalo Imagine… you have 12 hours left to live. What are you going to do? Spend it with loved ones, carb load, or cry yourself silly? All enticing possibilities—but how about spending those last moments on a dating App? Jeffrey Lo’s “Spending the…
Millennial Notes Madeleine George Provokes Thoughts on Progress by Rachel Norby In “The (curious case of the) Watson Intelligence,” playwright Madeleine George weaves together four different stories featuring four different Watsons. Each Watson (all played by versatile Tasi Alabastro) assists a strong-willed, yet needy boss. Although “Watson” attempts to tackle too many subjects, the…
Dan Hoyle Draws Laughter from Digital Lunacy by Barry David Horwitz In his new version of “Each and Every Thing,” Dan Hoyle hits pay dirt with his warm, winning personality, his down home San Francisco ways, and his unique “journalistic theater.” In his show, he ponders the word of cell phones, Twitter, rigged elections,…