Archives for July 11, 2015

Neighborhood 3: Requisition of Doom is a wonderfully fitting title for Molotov Theatre Group’s new show about a deadly video game and a sinister suburban lifestyle. Much like the play itself, the title is intriguing, if not completely coherent. It’s got a lot going on, some of it subtle and some decidedly the opposite. And, like […]

How to Quit Your Day Job! delivers a delightful dose of generation “Me.” You’ve read the headlines. Millennials are the self-obsessed, self-medicating, selfie-taking self-seekers who might be overworked, sure, but also over-encouraged, over-indulged, and over-appreciated.

“You should use this in your act.” There are few phrases more dreaded by comedians, according to Adam Ruben. A molecular biologist by day, Ruben has been moonlighting as a comedian and storyteller for more than 15 years – so it’s understandable that his neighbors and co-workers are perennially pitching their most banal of interactions […]

Alex Mahgoub’s Baba is an intimate dive into a son’s attempt to process the untimely death of his father, reconcile his sexuality, and build for himself the meaning of manhood in a brand new city.