drama
Beyond this door is another dimension: capitalism’s “Patterns” of (mis)behavior
August 14, 2015"Patterns" was written for the little screen by one of television's titans, the late, great Rod Serling.
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“Green Grow the Lilacs”: Summer of the “Okies”
July 24, 2015WGTB is presenting Lynn Riggs' 1931 classic Green Grow the Lilacs, wherein two of the townsfolk identify themselves as being one quarter Native.
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“Train to Zakopané” is a hard hitting play about bigotry
December 2, 2014The plight of Jews in 1928 Poland, with the rise of the Nazis lurking and looming in the background, is strong stuff.
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“The Ballad of Jane Elkins,” Texas slave woman hanged
October 28, 2014A soliloquy in which African-American slave Jane comes back alive to go over the last few days before she used an ax to split open the head of slave Master Wisdom.
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Laughter through tears in Canada’s “Rez Sisters”
October 17, 2014First Nation women and one man give virtuoso performances in a play as true today as when written 28 years ago.
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