In 1995, former President George H.W. Bush and Bella Abzug both traveled to China.
Author: Bennett Campbell Ferguson
The Marvelous and Mischievous Jane Comer Reflects on Life as a Trans Actress in “Becoming Understood”
“My dad could do anything”.
“Professor Jekyll and Miss Hyde” Reconfigures a Classic Story for a Post-Me Too World
Theatre Berk’s Professor Jekyll and Miss Hyde stars a cast of ferociously fascinating characters, but we don’t hear them at the start of the play.
Portland Playhouse’s “Barbecue” Is a Socially Conscious Satire—With a Mischievous Twist
Barbara’s family has a plan for her: She will get on a plane and fly to Halcyon Dreams, a rehabilitation clinic in Alaska.
Three siblings confront their father’s violent legacy in Shaking the Tree’s “Family”
Shaking the Tree Theatre’s surreal and terrifying production of Celine Song’s Family starts with three siblings staring silently into space.
The “Magellanica” Playwright Discusses Her Many Passions, From “Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf?” to “Star Trek”
If you know the wild work of playwright E.M. Lewis, you might be surprised that she recently worked on the romantic comedy web series Duck Harbor.
“Jia Ren: A Self Portrait” Offers Six Perspectives on the Chinese American Experience
There is a moment in Rebby Yuer Foster’s short film Jia Ren: A Self Portrait when their mother, Xiaofeng Foster, uses tai chi to create a metaphor that captures one of the most important ideas in the film.
White privilege Withers Under the Harsh Spotlight of “Capax Infiniti”
At the start of the Theatre Company’s new short film Capax Infiniti, Karen (Laura Faye Smith) declares: “I’m Karen.
It’s All About Escape and Space for the Star of “The Testament of François Villon”
On June 5, 1455, the French activist, poet and thief François Villon killed a priest with a sword.
Drag Clown Carla Rossi Returns in the Epically Hilarious Audio Play “The Carlalogues”
Midway through Anthony Hudson’s marvelously unhinged audio play The Carlalogues, drag clown Carla Rossi (Hudson) becomes exasperated with her unruly audience.