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“In the Blood” goes all-out for feels but doesn’t flesh out its characters

Hester (Victoria Dunn) lives on the streets with five children she’s had by five different men over the past 11…

12 months ago

Puzzling Staging Undercuts Pulitzer-Winning “Sweat”

Greggory Moore reflects that Lynn Nottage's Sweat, much like her previous work Intimate Apparel, failed to impress him, with confusing…

1 year ago

Joe Orton’s “Loot”: For Farce Fans Only

Typically, if a play has “a farce” attached to it as a sort of subtitle — as is the case…

1 year ago

Black Joy Carries the Day in “Detroit ‘67”

This week, Greggory Moore critiques "Detroit ‘67," lauding its portrayal of hope and hardship while noting occasional shortcomings in its…

1 year ago

Heart of “Marilyn, Mom & Me” Wrapped in Awkwardness

Clearly, Luke Yankee loves his mother, actress Eileen Heckart. But she was hard on him when he tried to follow…

2 years ago