The dark world of Susan Hendrix
For Susan Hendrix (Taylor Jean Grady), a young World War II bride living with her husband Sam (Daniel Zubrinsky) in 1944 Greenwich Village, the world is always dark. Blinded in an accident, Susan [...]
Matilda: ‘the anarchy of childhood’
Roald Dahl, with his colorful stories and even more colorful language, was known for often outrageous children’s stories. (We were great fans when the children were younger!) For Lakewood [...]
Pippin–satire, music, dancing, fun!
Picture this: Eldest son graduates a good college in Padua, Italy, comes home briefly, and then decides to forsake his fortune and hit the road to find his own “extraordinary”. Sounds [...]
“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 [...]