In Our Own Voice Review: Thank You For Your Service
“They don’t know what they’re thanking me for,” says one of the characters of “In Our Own Voice” about people who express their gratitude to […]
Articles by Ekaterina Lalo
The Long Rail North Play Review: Tough as Nails
Writing a play about racism and slavery, Michael Hagins finds a perfect setting to explore these issues on the stage of the Paradise Factory. All […]
Easier Said Than Done Play Review: Amazing
Presenting his new play, “Easier Said Than Done†on the stage of the Paradise Factory, playwright Paul John DeSena keeps the audience’s attention by unraveling […]
Women and Children Review: Inspiring
Exploring how different a modern gay man’s life is, compared to what it used to be some 30-40 years ago, in his play “Women and […]
Dutch Review: When Marianne Met John
Performed as a part of Planet Connections Theatre Festivity on the stage of the Paradise Factory, “Dutch” is an artistic experiment that examines dating rules […]
Summer and Smoke Review: Soul-Searching
Telling the story of the awakening of a young woman’s sexuality, “Summer and Smoke†by Tennessee Williams, directed by Terry Schreiber, invites us to look […]
‘Unmentionables’ Review: Pick a Side
Attending a play, we often take a character’s side. In “Unmentionables,†written by Joseph Samuel Wright and directed by Montserrat Mendez, that happens literally. The […]
The Temple Review: Williamsburg Transformed into Psychological Submarine Adventure
Successfully erasing “the fourth wall” between the actors and the audience, Nat Cassidy, the author and director of “The Temple, or Lebensraum,” turns the stage […]
Philadelphia, Here I Come Review: Witty and Saucy
A story of an Irish immigrant-to-be on the verge of leaving his past behind and beginning a new life in America, “Philadelphia, Here I Come,” […]
Review Fix Exclusive Midtown Internation Theatre Festival Coverage Cover Review: A Closer Look at Love and Relationships
Appearing on the stage of The Dorothy Strelsin Theatre as part of The Midtown International Theatre Festival, “Cover†tells us the story of two families […]
Kallie Review: An Interesting Recipe of Laughter and Sadness
If you think that the concept of an “imaginary friend†is a harmless children’s play, that means you have never watched “Kallie,†a play written […]