Review: Mozart’s ‘Figaro’ Meets Larry Kramer’s Fire Island
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Kevin Carillo dreams up an unlikely combination, with results that are
delirious and often persuasive, but also excessive.
2 hours ago
Mar 19, 2008
macbeth's witches have a backstory!
Who knew? The American Shakespeare Center has produced a not-so-well-known play of Thomas Middleton called "The Witch". Hecate's companions have actual names.
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