Articles by Ekaterina Lalo

Offering us an unusual spin on American dating scene, in “La Matadora,” playwright Hope Weiner compares a woman to a bullfighter, who has to combat […]

Watching Joseph Mosso’s “Selling Off Secrets” at this year’s Planet Connections Theatre Festival  is like dating a tease. The play gives the audience no closure […]

If you are a strong believer in theatrical conventions, “The Big Funk,” which the program calls “a casual play,” written by John Patrick Shanley and […]

Despite its gloomy subject and dramatic revelations of the characters’ personal tragedies, “A Snowfall in Berlin,” at times, makes the audience laugh out loud. Unraveling […]

Playwright Lowell Byers and director Austin Pendleton’s “Luft Gangster,” is more than the stage version of a war movie. It’s the true story of Lou […]

An artist’s love is probably one of the most favorite themes of all time and playwright Gay Walley undoubtedly succeeds in exploring it in her […]

Written and performed by Apphia Campbell and directed by Arran Hawkins, “Black Is The Color of My Voice” draws its inspiration from life and career […]

Set in the times of the Vietnam War, “Incendiary Agents” is a play written by Jack Carp, which, dealing with war and peace, law and […]

Set in a small town diner, “Miss Hope’s” is an American microcosm- a tale about hopes and wishes Americans harbor. Since we all have dreams, the […]