Nora Helmer is dead. Long live Nora Helmer. In Lucas Hnath‘s A Doll’s House, Part 2 now playing at Artists Repertory Theatre, Nora Helmer (Linda Alper) most assuredly is not dead. [...]
Jane (Alexandria Casteele) is a beautiful young woman with nut-brown hair and the rosy cheeks of an Irish farm girl. She radiates goodness. She is home from college, but not just for the weekend. [...]
It’s tough to be an underemployed gay actor in Los Angeles. One day you’re the mayor of Disneyland’s Toon Town, the next you’re hiding your junkheap of a car behind the [...]
Thanks to Julia, Child of God, chef at the Little Sisters of Hoboken Convent, 52 holy sisters have expired. There was a small problem with the vichyssoise, and the resulting 48 funerals have [...]
Three things: Between July 11 and 22 1995, during the Bosnian War, the Bosnian Serb Army and the Scorpion paramilitary group under command of Ratko Mladic mass-murdered 8,373 Bosniak men and boys [...]
Last summer, Clackamas Repertory Theatre mounted a fabulous production of Kate Hamill’s Sense & Sensibility, adapted from the Jane Austen novel of the same name. Portland Center Stage brings [...]
I am determined to prove a villain/And hate the idle pleasures of these days. –Richard III, Wm. Shakespeare Richard Glouchester (Christopher Imbrosciano) is a miserable 17-year-old. Smart, angry, [...]
“Abundant Acts of Creation” hit stages all over the metropolitan area when the 10th annual Fertile Ground A City-Wide Festival of New Works kicks off on January 24 in venues all over the greater [...]
It’s a sad day indeed when a man marries a beautiful socialite for her money. Sadder still when he decides to murder her so he doesn’t have to share it. But, if a man learns his wife has been [...]
Anyone familiar with the 1946 Frank Capra classic It’s a Wonderful Life (starring Jimmy Stewart and Donna Reed) or in need of a feel-good evening of entertainment will love Joe [...]
