Category Archives: Off-Broadway

‘Days to Come’ Shows Disconnect Between Labor and Management

Posted on September 8, 2018 by Karen Nowosad

New York’s Mint Theater Company is presenting a rare revival of Days to Come by Lillian Hellman. This was Hellman’s second play and one that closed only a week after it premiered on Broadway in 1936. Looking at it today, … Continue reading →

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Review: ‘Comfort Women’ A New Musical

Posted on July 28, 2018 by Karen Nowosad

World War II was a time of unspeakable horrors. The fighting and the loss of lives are only a few of the terrible events. One atrocity that is starting to become better known is the fate of Asian women lured … Continue reading →

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‘Conflict’ Challenges Traditional Beliefs

Posted on June 25, 2018 by Karen Nowosad

The newest play presented by the Mint Theater Company is Conflict. Although it was seen in London back in 1925, the play is just now having its New York Premiere. It is a love story that unfolds during a hotly … Continue reading →

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