Millennial Notes Sara Toby Moore Touches Our Hearts with Clowning by Kelly Mou At first, I didn’t want to be there because I thought it was a simple and silly clown show. But the facade comes apart and I see truth, pain, and suffering. The jokes started becoming less comedic and more meaningful. “Atomic…
Millennial Notes Tina D’Elia Asserts Female Power in Hollywood by Kelly Mou Tina D’Elia’s solo show at The Rhino is a sure-fire hit. It’s jam-packed with Latina and LGBTQ+ characters. Her unforgettable women bravely confront the abusive cycle of female exploitation in Hollywood. Meet real life, 50s movie star Rita Hayworth, the original femme…
Millennial Notes Marlow & Moss Change Queens’ History to “HER-Story by Kelly Mou Fans of “SIX, The Musical” are crazy about the distinct rock n’roll personalities of the six wives of Henry VIII. These powerhouse royal singers belt their terrible stories in showstopping spectacular solos. Before the show, my brain anticipates their familiar fates:…
Millennial Notes Tom Swift Queries Queer Love, Breaking Comic Boundaries by Kelly Mou “A Marriage” covers lots of territory: two gay lovers, forty-two years, and a hilarious gay nephew. Tom Swift’s touching comedy also challenges realistic theater: The three actors break the fourth wall and take us behind the scenes. Tim Garcia plays a…