Philip Franks Unites Ghostly Treasure Tales & Plague by Patricia L. Morin In a dark cemetery, in the plague year 2020, we join two frightened YouTubing millennials: venturous Matt (Max Bowden) and his girlfriend, skittish Caitlin (Alexandra Guelff). They are videotaping rows of crosses from the Spanish Flu in 1918, to compare to Covid19….
Millennial Notes Gary Graves’ Audacious Script Struggles by Jordan Freed What happens when Franz Kafka meets Lewis Carroll, and “Why is a raven like a writing desk?” Like the Mad Hatter’s infamous riddle, “Wonderland” doesn’t necessarily have an answer. Instead, Central Works’ experimental production gets tangled in moral ambiguity. “Wonderland” shows its strength in…
Millennial Notes Rupert Holmes’ Murder Mystery Keeps Us Guessing by Maggie Lohmeyer I can see why “The Mystery of Edwin Drood” won Tony Awards at its debut in 1985. Writer and composer Rupert Holmes consistently interlaces witty humor with just the right amount of sass. “Edwin Drood” uses our imagination to play mind games…