Category Archives: Off-Broadway

“White Guy on the Bus” is a Riveting Piece of Theater

Posted on March 16, 2017 by Karen Nowosad

A Review of “White Guy on the Bus” WHITE GUY ON THE BUS  is a play that examines several aspects of how races regard each other in America. Written by playwright Bruce Graham, this production is directed by Bud Martin … Continue reading →

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“Unfaithfully Yours” Examines Open Marriage

Posted on February 2, 2017 by Karen Nowosad

The concept of open marriage invites a variety of images. At times, people tend to think of it as a modern day happening. However, it is an interesting theme that has been explored for mnay decades in theater. The current … Continue reading →

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‘ELEEMOSYNARY’ A Journey Between Generations

Posted on October 26, 2016 by Karen Nowosad

The word eleemosynary is not one that usually pops up in every day conversation. Saying it is one thing, but being able to spell it is quite another.  Eleemosynary, is a favorite word of Echo, a young girl in the … Continue reading →

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