Last week we looked at the various “Broadway In..” seasons as well as some Broadway shows being staged by local companies. This week we look at the offerings of some of the smaller regional theaters and one-off events with a Broadway connection.
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That fourth cup of coffee this morning was a really bad idea.
Fall is officially here, bringing cooler-weather dreams, a little Halloween magic and plenty of reasons to curl up with a good book. Whether you're craving a chilling mystery, a swoon-worthy romance or an escape into another world, these four upcoming young adult releases offer something for every reader this season.
It’s an unlikely premise for a musical. In the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, all planes on the Eastern seaboard are diverted to the deserted community of Gander, Newfoundland in Canada, so that air space can be shut down.
Check out our interview with Lygia Day Peñaflor, the author of "Beautiful to See You (Again)."
Even if you already deplore the bilious and overly-permed Mark Zuckerberg, writer/director Aaron Sorkin’s “The Social Reckoning” (Sony/Columbia), a sort of sequel to David Fincher’s “The Social Network” (for which Sorkin wrote the screenplay), will likely provide you with additional reasons to loathe the ironically socially obdurate multi-billionaire.
Gay historian/activist/writer/educator John D’Emilio is someone who can actually say he was in the rooms where it happened.
Gay writer Scott Heim has a couple of reasons to celebrate.
Check out our interview with Stephanie Wrobel, the author of "Revenge Plot."
On a dark, stormy night in 1993, five men arrive at a cabin for a soap star's surprise birthday party.
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