Modern Warrior’s Behind The Lines: A 9/11 Story
A haunting, deeply human performance, Modern Warrior: Behind The Lines brings two men face to face with the events of 9/11 and the war that followed. Told in their own words, their stories linger long after the stage goes dark.
I Had a Moment with Daniel Radcliffe. He Did Not.
I didn’t think much about Daniel Radcliffe, until I saw him in Every Brilliant Thing and, within minutes, became an unlikely fan. What follows is a Broadway experience built on intimacy, audience connection, and one very strange moment that I’m still trying to make sense of.
SoHo Playhouse Fringe Encore Series – Aussies Descend on NYC and a One-on-One with Elouise Eftos – by Sarah Wadsley
The SoHo Playhouse’s Fringe Encore series brings standout acts from international festivals to New York for a limited Off-Broadway run. Among them is a wave of Australian comedians, including Elouise Eftos, whose provocative show Australia’s First Attractive Comedian challenges the expectations placed on women in comedy.
Sunshine, Sad Songs, and Celebrity Chaos: Reviewing The Future Saints
A rising band, a dead sister, and the strange theater of the music industry collide in The Future Saints. The novel offers cinematic scenes and California glamour, even if its emotional depth sometimes feels imagined rather than lived.
Tarell Alvin McCraney’s New Play Confronts State Violence and the Price of “Blood Money”
In Windfall, Tarell Alvin McCraney asks a devastating question: what happens when a city budgets for your child’s death? Set in a near-future America that feels uncomfortably present, the play follows a father offered a government settlement after state violence takes his child. The money could save his home—but at what moral cost? In this preview, we explore how Windfall turns policy into heartbreak and forces audiences to confront the true price of “blood money.”
