Eduardo Machado’s Cuban Delight Offers Taste of Revolution by Barry David Horwitz For the play of a lifetime, don’t miss “The Cook.” Playwright Eduardo Machado takes us on a thrilling trip through Cuban history—from the 1958 Revolution to today. This stunning production portrays the effects of U.S. politics on Cubans’ lives, particularly the U.S….
Emily Mann Highlights Steinem’s Fabulous Feminism In Memory of Gloria Steinem. First posted in Theatrius on October 4, 2020. by Barry David Horwitz Emily Mann’s exciting and enlightening Off-Broadway play “Gloria: A Life” offers a shocking timeline of how professional women were treated in the 70s and after. The rights women enjoy today were…
Adam Strauss Conquers OCD, Love, Self-Doubt Brilliantly by Barry David Horwitz Let’s face it—Adam Strauss is an art form of his own. No one else has been brave enough to face his obsessive-compulsive disorder on stage and tell us about his many hilarious struggles over the years. Now, in a brilliant set, he takes…
Gabriel Diamond Evokes Laughter, Tears, Love, SF Style by Barry David Horwitz Somehow, I was summoned magically to The Tenderloin Sunday night and ended up at the Fringe Festival at the invitation of Gabriel Diamond who is doing his solo show in honor of his mother—artist, poet, and performer Sandy Diamond. Sandy Diamond’s story…