Category Archives: Off-Broadway

Laughs Abound at “Two Jews, Talking”

Posted on September 2, 2022 by Karen Nowosad

In a word, the play “Two Jews, Talking” is funny. The audience at Theatre at St. Clements on a very hot August day laughed, applauded, and had a good time. There are several reasons why this play was so well … Continue reading →

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“Chains” Looks at Ordinary Lives

Posted on June 26, 2022 by Karen Nowosad

Chains – An Overview Mint Theater Company is back to New York City’s Theatre Row as they present Chains, a play by Elizabeth Baker. Jenn Thompson directs the show which is well paced with a very fine cast. The play … Continue reading →

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‘Colorblind’ Examines Racial Perception vs. Reality

Posted on May 9, 2022 by Karen Nowosad

In a perfect world. the color of a person’s skin would not matter. All people despite race, creed, or religion should have equal rights and equal access to opportunities. That’s the law. But what about a person’s individual perceptions about … Continue reading →

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