Article by Mary Damiano for the Palm Beach Daily News 4/13/2025 An American president and a couple of inventors get lost in the woods… It sounds like the beginning of a joke, but it’s actually the premise of the thought-provoking play “Camping with Henry and Tom” by playwright Mark St. Germain, now receiving an...
Article from PRWeb.com 4/8/2025 Folger Theatre today announced its 2025-26 season at the Folger Shakespeare Library on Capitol Hill. Kicking off in September, the lineup of three powerful, joyful, and poignant plays will illustrate Shakespeare’s resonance in our current moment, drawing on modern events and the landscape of Washington, DC. Folger Theatre’s Artistic Director...
Article by Mark Asch for Filmmaker Magazine 4/8/2025 When Joan Micklin Silver died on the last day of 2020, cinephiles mourned the passing of a major American filmmaker, a status to which she may have begun to ascend in late 2014, when IFC Center presented a 35mm screening of her third feature Chilly Scenes...
Article by Alisa Soloman for AmericanTheatre.org 4/8/2025 They are among the most famous words spoken by a woman in a canonical American play: “Attention must be paid.” It’s Linda Loman, of course, in the last scene of Arthur Miller’s Death of a Salesman, admonishing her oldest son, Biff, to show his late father some...
Article by Molly Higgins for Playbill.com 4/2/2025 Syracuse Stage has announced the lineup of productions for its 2025–2026 season. The season will kick off with The Hello Girls, running September 10-28. With music and lyrics by Peter Mills and a book by Mills and Cara Reichel, the musical tells the story of the first women soldiers...