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<i>The Film Society</i> Can't Quite Make the Leap From Past to Present The Film Society Can't Quite Make the Leap From Past to Present
By Miriam Felton-Dansky

What happens to a political play that's three decades old? Can it keep its emotional charge, or does it wither when its social relevance fades? You may be asking these… More >>

Blame It on Magritte Blame It on Magritte
By R. C. Baker

You might assume that the Photoshop fantasias of our age would make the visual conundrums of René Magritte's pre-war paintings feel quaint. Certainly the beguiling originality of his fractured figures… More >>

Deceptive Practices: <i>The Glass Menagerie</i>'s Poignant Con Game Deceptive Practices: The Glass Menagerie's Poignant Con Game
By Alexis Soloski

The theater is a swindle, an exercise in sham. Every play operates on principles of treachery: Flimsy set pieces substitute for solid spaces; people assume names and accents other than… More >>

<i>Not What Happened</i>: A Meditation on Truth and Historical Accuracy Not What Happened: A Meditation on Truth and Historical Accuracy
By Alexis Soloski

Provocations don't come much gentler than Ain Gordon's Not What Happened, which concluded a brief run at BAM's Next Wave Festival. A meditation on truth and historical accuracy, directed by… More >>

<i>Arguendo</i> Is Full of Supremely Naughty Charm Arguendo Is Full of Supremely Naughty Charm
By Alexis Soloski

Who knew Supreme Court justices have such complicated, libidinous inner lives? Anthony Kennedy muses on adults-only car washes. Sandra Day O'Connor contemplates pornographic videos. Antonin Scalia obsesses over nude opera.… More >>

Tragic Lovers Get Teenage Kicks in <i>Romeo and Juliet</i> Revival Tragic Lovers Get Teenage Kicks in Romeo and Juliet Revival
By Alexis Soloski

The ardor animating the latest Romeo and Juliet seems less the marriage of true minds than the commingling of hot bods. In David Leveaux's revival at Broadway's Richard Rodgers, Orlando… More >>

The Propeller Group Take on the Art World's Celebrity Fixation The Propeller Group Take on the Art World's Celebrity Fixation
By Christian Viveros-Faune

"Are celebrities the new art stars?" asked a Newsweek cover story in July. A few months later, certain windy developments (or popcorn farts) that passed for world-shaking events on TMZ… More >>

Q&A: Mario Alberto Zambrano on Taking the Leap From Dancer to Novelist With <i>Loter&iacute;a</i> Q&A: Mario Alberto Zambrano on Taking the Leap From Dancer to Novelist With Lotería
By Araceli Cruz

The game Lotería can best be described as a Mexican version of bingo, but instead of numbers, each card bears a striking image, such as beautiful sea goddess La Sirena… More >>

Nature Theater of Oklahoma's Latest Movingly Illustrates a Sexual Awakening Nature Theater of Oklahoma's Latest Movingly Illustrates a Sexual Awakening
By Miriam Felton-Dansky

Nature Theater of Oklahoma’s Life and Times: Episodes 4.5 and 5—at this year’s Crossing the Line Festival—are the newest installments in an epic performance depicting the life story of Kristin… More >>

<i>Anna Nicole</i>: A Cautionary Tale Against Gigantic Breast Implants Anna Nicole: A Cautionary Tale Against Gigantic Breast Implants
By James Hannaham

What homeless diva recently threatened to commit suicide if her rich patrons didn't cough up $20 million by the end of the year? That's right—the New York City Opera. So… More >>

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