by Mary Wisniewski | September 10, 2026“The Man Who Fell With the Rain” Sells an Angel for Parts Trap Door Theatre puts on a simple yet powerful play based on a short story by magical realist master Gabriel García Márquez that makes one wonder if there's anything humans won't exploit.
by Hugh Iglarsh | August 7, 2026Gift Theatre’s “Marble” Starts Strong Before Going Cold and Hard Endings are never easy, but rarely does a play that begins so well move so decisively in the wrong direction as does Marina Carr’s 2009 work, an Irish dramedy that’s almost salvaged by a quartet of powerful performances.
by Noel Schecter | January 26, 2026“Green Corridors” Tells the Story of Ukrainian Displacement in a World Gone Mad Trap Door Theatre presents Ukrainian playwright Natalka Vorozhbyt’s uncompromising take on Russia’s ongoing brutalization of Ukraine as seen through the experiences of a group of refugees in Vienna.
by Hugh Iglarsh | April 30, 2025Meaningful Nonsense: Chopin Theatre and Gwydion’s “Theatre of the Absurd Festival”
by Hugh Iglarsh | September 19, 2017Full Irish: A Review of Deirdre of the Sorrows at City Lit Theater
