Theatre

In an age where any person with a garage can lay claim to running a gallery, where a cardboard box or a Polaroid of someone’s […]

Embodying the viewpoints of Connecticut’s diverse second district, which consists of parts of Bethel, Danbury and even his hometown of Redding, Representative Jason Bartlett,  the […]

With the prominence politics plays in the everyday lives of most Americans, finding its way on our television screens, on our radios and in our […]

Despite the fact that many bar patrons stop by an establishment to chat with a friendly bartender, bartenders should keep in mind that the nuts […]

With photographs by 24 artists from all over the world, “Anthropographia 2010: Human Rights & Photography” is more diverse than any other exhibition at the […]

On a particularly rainy day in May, the director of “Two Gentlemen of Lebowski,” (a viral hit to which tickets were sold-out prior to opening […]

Check out Review Fix Editor-In-Chief Patrick Hickey Jr.’s exclusive interview with Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, director of Milk Can Theatre’s “Life Amongst the Natives,” who not […]

Check out Review Fix Editor-In-Chief Patrick Hickey Jr.’s exclusive interview with independent theater director Sara Wolkowitz, who discusses her newest piece, “War Crimes,” which is […]

Imagine waking up on a Sunday to the smell of delicious food cooking, and fresh corn bread baking in the oven, while listening to family […]

“Epicene” may have been performed in a modest little theater at the 14st YMCA in New York City this past week, with an equally as […]

“What is love, but destruction… to love fiercely, to destroy and be destroyed.” Just one of the powerful quotes that focused on the theme of […]