
Remembering Pat Loud, America’s First Reality TV Mom (Guest Blog)
The star of the groundbreaking 1973 series “An American Family” never fully recovered from the negative reaction to the show
The star of the groundbreaking 1973 series “An American Family” never fully recovered from the negative reaction to the show
In an excerpt from his book “Sexplosion,” Robert Hofler explores the late writer’s work on director Ken Russell’s groundbreaking film “Women in Love”
Despite missteps into the land of sitcoms, Hilary Bettis’ new play exposes an immigration disaster
Celine Song’s absurdist comedy mixes Edward Albee dramas with Esther Williams movies
Conor McPherson stuffs so much lurid drama into a Duluth boarding house that this property needs to be condemned
A new show digs coal because, hey, somebody’s got to do life’s dirty work and destroy the planet
Richard Greenberg skewers the wealthy, as well as his put-upon audience
Young Jean Lee tells us the obvious over and over again in a show that’s good only because it’s very short
Lucas Hnath adapts interviews conducted with his mother, once captive to the Aryan Brotherhood. The result is harrowing