Good twin, bad twin
As with most situations in United States society of the 1950s, meritocracy influenced every aspect of life, especially when it came to females. One was either a good girl and deserving of the [...]
500 units…and mayhem!
Forty floors. Five hundred apartments. Seven hundred residents, give or take. All the amenities…. Somewhere in the bowels of this fancy, big city high-rise, in an inauspicious laundry room, [...]
Summer theatre breaks
As an abrupt departure from my usual theatre review, I offer up the following inexpensive and free theatrical performances, confident that you will find something to enjoy here! Every July, [...]
I and You–a small miracle of a play
When a tall, dark stranger, Anthony (Blake Stone) walks into Caroline’s (Emily Eisele) bedroom unannounced and uninvited, carrying a book and some kind of fried snack, she does what any [...]
“For they had the hope of Peace….”
It’s a busy Christmas Eve, 1864, in Washington, D.C. In a contentious recent election, Abraham Lincoln has been re-elected President. A slave, Hannah (Andrea Whittle) and her daughter Jessa [...]