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  • Theatre J’s The Chosen

    By on March 13, 2011

    Aaron Posner directs his adaptation of this beloved play based on the novel by Chaim Potok about two boys, two fathers and two very different...

  • The Kinsey SIcks at Theater J

    By on December 17, 2010

    They’re back! The “dragapella beautyshop quartet” comes to Theater J for what’s sure to be a must-see romp of a holiday show, intended as a...

  • Sicks Appeal

    By on December 15, 2010

    ''As the culture is changing,'' says Irwin Keller of the drag a cappella group the Kinsey Sicks, ''we become sort of the daring-but-doable entertainment in...

  • Win Tickets to The Odd Couple at Theater J

    By on November 15, 2010

    Still more a buddy show than a romantic comedy, Neil Simon’s The Odd Couple explores issues far more complex and ultimately satisfying than the weekly...

  • Close Encounters

    By on November 4, 2010

    ''Can two divorced men share an apartment, without driving each other crazy?'' That was the question left hanging at the start of every episode of...

  • Revolutions

    By on September 8, 2010

    We all have that negative thing that lurks in the back of our head with surprising ferocity. Maybe it was a moment of humiliation so...

  • Something You Did at Theatre J

    By on September 7, 2010

    Theater J launches its 2010-2011 season with Willy Holtzman’s political drama Something You Did, about an anti-war activist’s attempt to win early release from prison,...

  • Wise Guy

    By on July 7, 2010

    ''I'm still working this out.'' If you walk away from Theater J's production of David Ives's play New Jerusalem: The Interrogation of Baruch De Spinoza...

  • Russian Jewry

    By on July 1, 2009

    Oy vey! The Yiddish construction is fun to use and say in English, even though it expresses dismay or exasperation. Yet, just the sound of...

  • Hall of Fame

    By on April 22, 2009

    It's amazing what people will post online. Leave aside the conversations people will have, loudly, on their cell phones while walking down the street or...

  • Troubled Pathway

    By on March 18, 2009

    One of the toughest lessons to teach a beginning visual artist is the understanding that every piece they create will not be a finished work...

  • Rebel Yell

    By on October 29, 2008

    There was a time when the best parts of movies happened off-screen. The passionate kiss before the scene faded to black. The brilliant plan hatched...

  • Web Singer

    By on March 19, 2008

    Apparently, cherry blossoms weren't enough. It seems everyone wants his own festival. The Kennedy Center is spending the month of March cozying up with August...