Millennial Notes Leguizamo & Taccone Transform Latin Colonial History by Tyler Jeffreys Who controls the past controls the future. Who controls the present controls the past. —George Orwell (1984) “Kiss my Aztec!” conjures up an ancient indigenous identity that lurks in all our DNA. As the cast sings at the end: “The World…
Ionesco’s Comedy Disrupts the Known Universe by Barry David Horwitz You can view Director Frank Galati’s streamlined version of Eugène Ionesco’s 1959 play “Rhinoceros” as a puzzle or a time-bomb. That bomb starts ticking in the first scene, in front of the lovely painted curtain of a small French village. Two friends drink wine…
Brenden Noel Thomas Breaks Taboos, Shocks, & Delights by Robert M. Gardner Whoopi Goldberg did it on film, and now Brenden Noel Thomas in nun-drag is every inch the ideal choice for Sister Deloris we could imagine! With a beautiful delivery of each song, and an inspiring presence, Thomas delivers a hilarious performance, Thomas…
Millennial Notes Aaron Posner’s Passionate Characters Bare Their Souls by Carly Van Liere An aging professor crashes at his first wife’s house with his hot young wife. Their arrival shakes things up at the quiet country estate: routines are ruined, old resentments are relit, and all hell breaks loose. As the title suggests, each…