"It's a very dangerous thing to listen," says Sir Robert Chiltern, the leading man in Oscar Wilde's 1895 play An Ideal Hus...

The service is first class in this amusing hotel farce in which two pretentious divas are booked into the same suite. It has all the gasping...

History, Politics, Geography, Business — everything gets skewered* in "Manifest Destiny," the latest production by your friends fr...

First premise: We can't separate ourselves from our skin color. It's a coat we cannot take off and put away in the closet. And our c...

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