arts and culture
‘Bluebeard’s Castle’ and ‘Mario the Magician’ staged in authentic Hungarian productions
November 16, 2018The Hungarian State Opera and Hungarian National Ballet recently paid a first visit to the United States for its American debut performances of several signature works.
Read more“Green Book” only scratches surface about race—and that’s ok
November 16, 2018An exposé of systemic racism and oppression this film is not. Then again, it doesn’t appear that it was trying to be.
Read more‘Valley of the Heart’ by Luis Valdez in exuberant WWII era production
November 14, 2018"I use the theater not just to enlighten but to touch the hearts of people. If we can touch the heart, maybe we can do something to bring justice to our lives.”
Read more‘Finks’ and ‘The Little Foxes’: The blacklist echoes through the decades
November 14, 2018"It was perhaps a celebration of human courage in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds. Now, the past the play portrays echoes in our everyday world."
Read moreFountain Theatre explores disability in Pulitzer Prize-winning ‘Cost of Living’
November 13, 2018Perhaps more than anything, Cost of Living examines the human need for one another, and what we do to get what that need demands of us.
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