by Amanda Finn | April 9, 2026“The Sugar Wife” Questions the Morality of Capitalism The Artistic Home stages the U.S. premiere of Elizabeth Kuti’s play set in 1850 Dublin.
by Hugh Iglarsh | February 25, 2025No Victim, She: A Review of The Artistic Home’s “Hedda Gabler” at the Den Theatre
by Tristan Bruns | April 7, 2023Communism Can Be Funny: A Review of “Dying For It” at The Artistic Home
by Tristan Bruns | November 17, 2022Though It May Hurt…: A Review of The Artistic Home’s “Malapert Love”
by Hugh Iglarsh | July 8, 2019The Little Engine That Couldn’t: A Review of Ada and the Engine at The Artistic Home
by Hugh Iglarsh | February 21, 2019Welt Upon the Soul: A Review of Requiem for a Heavyweight at The Artistic Home
by Irene Hsiao | October 9, 2018A Revolution Without Dancing: A Review of Rock ‘N’ Roll at The Artistic Home
by Hugh Iglarsh | April 3, 2018A Lane Worth Staying In: A Review of How I Learned to Drive at The Artistic Home
by Loy Webb | October 30, 2017Love Knows No Law: A Review of Wedding Band, A Love/Hate Story in Black and White at The Artistic Home
by Irene Hsiao | June 16, 2016Scintillates Then Incinerates A Review of "The Seagull" at The Artistic Home
