Who was Martin Luther King, Jr., the man? And what might have happened inside the dingy four walls of room number 306 at The Lorraine Motel... Continue Reading
Sue Mengers was a real person. This must be distinctly understood. Mengers was a powerful Hollywood agent in the 1950s 60s, 70s and 80s who,... Continue Reading
A “negro slave” demands to see the Union General commander at Fort Monroe in the earliest days of the Civil War, weeks after the attack... Continue Reading
Judging by the display of Stormtroopers greeting theatre-goers at the Meadow Brook on opening night, one might actually think Legends! is an actual play about... Continue Reading
You’ve got to really like someone to spend nearly two solid hours with them talking to you. Thankfully, Richard Payton is instantly likeable in the... Continue Reading
The Christmas season is chock-a-block with holiday plays and stories. Lots of Christmas Carols and derivative stories. Comedies, dramas and classics. So, why not a... Continue Reading
By this time in the holiday season, some of us could be “Scrooged” out already. There are the movies, the plays, the musicals and even... Continue Reading
Among other things, Slipstream Theatre Initiative makes it a practice to edit and rework plays by Shakespeare and Bailey Boudreau’s staging of Twelfth Night is... Continue Reading
Sister’s Christmas Catechism: The Mystery of the Magi’s Gold by Maripat Donovan (with Jane Morris and Marc Silvia) is a surprisingly fun and interactive one-woman show.... Continue Reading
Some Christmas stories weave sadness and loss amid their more joyful themes of giving, love and friendship. One such story is Truman Capote’s A Christmas... Continue Reading