Revisiting Airplane
The movie Airplane is a comedy in which a contagious illness strikes during a plane ride, and knocks out…
America: We are One
New York Theatre Workshop’s current performance, A Civil War Christmas, depicts a nostalgic recollection of America’s history in the…
Pleas for a Dollar
I am at the Harlem Stage Theater waiting for Kyle Abraham’s Pavement to start. I sit in the purple cushioned…
Giant at the Public
If you are a fan of excess in a play then Giant is surely for you. That title might…
Changing Hands at MAD
Changing Hands: Art Without Reservation in the exhibition title alone implies alteration and re-creation through human influence. This new…
On This Particular Christmas Eve
Every time I’m taught about the Civil War, it’s always summarized as the divisive event of our nation’s history….
High 5 Takes on A Civil War Christmas
This November, a few freelancers and TRaC participants took advantage of a special opportunity to see Pulitzer Prize winner…
Christmas Carols and a War
On Christmas Eve in 1864, Several lives intertwine on the Potomac River in Paula Vogel’s A Civil War Christmas,…
The History of Many
A Civil War Christmas, written by Paula Vogel and directed by Tina Landau, which runs at the New York…
Losing Touch and Letting Go
The Great God Pan is about Jaime (Jeremy Strong), a cool, cold journalist who realizes that he might have…
March Madness in November
A cold Saturday night couldn’t deplete the warmth of an intimate setting at the Abingdon Theatre Company for a…
Rachel Ray at the 92nd Street Y
In November, Rachael Ray shared her culinary experiences at the 92nd Street Y. While promoting her new book, My…
A Great and Terrible God
The Great God Pan is a terrible and wonderful new play written by Amy Herzog. It is terrible in…
Burton vs. Nolan
In two versions of the comic hero Batman, Tim Burton and Christopher Nolan tackle the vibe of the portrayed…
Washington Crossing the Delaware
“Heaven knows how to put a proper price upon its goods; and it would be strange indeed if so…