July 2019

Presented at the Pershing Square Signature Center as a one-night-only featured concert as part of this year's New York Musical Festival (NYMF), Living!, with book, music and lyrics by Josh Canfield, sings a story about zombies,…

In the earliest literature of the Judeo-Christian tradition, Lilith – mentioned in the Dead Sea Scrolls (ca. 4-10 BC) and developed in Babylonian times Talmud (3rd-5e century AD) – was made at the same time and from the same…

If you are a fan of Ann Richards, the outspoken and liberal governor of Texas from 1991 to 1995, or alternatively, if you lived on the other side of the globe and somehow missed coverage of all the political events in America…

Summer and Shakespeare are two very different things that seem to go together perfectly. Every summer, theater companies across the country dust off their British accents and take The Bard for a spin. This year, Annapolis…

The American West interior has long been a prime setting for stories about loneliness. The visual emptiness of vast open spaces - think of your favorite John Ford movie - and the emotional distance between people in sparsely…