Stunning show looks at digital Believers
January 1, 2020What turns young men, viewing pages on the internet, into radical soldiers ready to terrorize people they’ve never met? That question is at the heart of the fascinating docu-play The Believers Are But Brothers, which begins a four-day run at the Arthur Miller Theater on January 22. A multimedia tour-de-force, down to messages sent to
The Blind Pig Welcomes Tim Meadows
April 30, 2019Saturday Night Live alum Tim Meadows brings his comedic act to The Blind Pig. Perhaps best known for his character “The Ladies Man,” in both the SNL skit and movie of the same title, Meadows earned his improv chops at Chicago’s Second City with Chris Farley, then went on to join the SNL cast for
Ladies and Gentleman, Step Right Up for the Slambovian Circus of Dreams
June 1, 2018A musical incarnation of what’s been called “hillbilly Pink Floyd” and “surreal Americana” all over the festival circuit through US, the UK and Canada.
The Devil’s Music: The Life and Blues of Bessie Smith
April 30, 2018Angelo Parra’s hit 2001 Off-Broadway musical premieres in Michigan. Set on the evening of her death in 1937, Bessie Smith holds court in a gin joint as she muses about her life and career as a cultural icon in a deeply segregated society.
The Devil’s Music: The Life and Blues of Bessie Smith
April 16, 2018Bessie Smith was one helluva gal, and K. Edmonds does her legacy justice in a raucous, gin joint-style tribute to the pioneering Empress of the Blues.
Angels in America: Millennium Approaches
March 31, 2018Tony Kushner’s Tony award and Pulitzer-prize winning first installment of his epic play about AIDS and homosexuality during the Reagan era.