Four years ago, had a mysterious fortuneteller, "The Farmer's Almanac" or a magic eight ball told me that before earning a college degree I would design my own class about hobbits and elves, create a television series from scratch and write a thesis about fedoras - all for course credit - I would have ...
Set to an unlikely pairing of musical styles, Brownbrokers' "Psyche" is an ancient love story told with a contemporary twist.
Production Workshop's "The Great Work" is impressive - both as a theatrical production and as a student-written play.
It remains a mystery that so many Japanese restaurants congregate on Wickenden Street, and it may be tempting for a hungry sushi-lover to stop at the first one he or she walks by. But take those extra steps. Leave Tokyo behind, and travel on to Sakura.
Sock & Buskin fares well in the face of theatrical challenge with its production of "Anna in the Tropics" by Nilo Cruz MFA'94.
"The Laramie Project" sends tears to the eyes and chills up the spine.
The battle of the sexes is on display in new and disturbing ways in Production Workshop's rendition of "The Father," written by August Strindberg and directed by Pannill Camp GS.
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