We have nothing in our lives as valuable or as vulnerable as our children, and for many parents their children’s youth is a nightmare of fragility. Their kids are at any moment potential prey to disease, to accident, to their own bad choices and, increasingly in our sad age, to slimy predators whose very existence is an insult to their Creator. [Read more...]

It’s uncanny when an actor comes on stage and tells you exactly what will happen when you leave the theater that evening. Then again, lots of things about This is Not A Time Bomb are unsettling.

It begins when Edward Daniels tells us we will probably leave the theater and have a conversation, but what will take place is simply a story. [Read more...]

The house is set so that the light gauze draping the stage invades the seats of the audience, merging the audience and stage without distinction.  Thus begins Memoria Brassica, an inquisitive experimental piece in which printing, spoken words, and dance unite to form an artistic installment of how memory [Read more...]