Little Ashes

By Todd R. Ramlow

Little Ashes glosses over García Lorca's complex political investments and insists that his activities were driven by his inability to be "out." [22 May 2009]

Wondrous Oblivion (2006)

By Marc Calderaro

Wondrous Oblivion won’t cover any new ground on social matters, but its intent is genuine, and its characters lovable. [26 April 2007]

Wondrous Oblivion (2006)

By Noah Davis

Before David can learn cricket, he must confront racism against his neighbors, a life lesson complicated by his own Jewish descent. [16 November 2006]

Solomon & Gaenor (1999)

By Dale Leech

As much as it's being touted as a Welsh Romeo and Juliet, Solomon & Gaenor never quite reaches the level of urgency. [1 January 1995]

The Fantasticks (2000)

By Stephen Tropiano