Depending on your personal sensitivities, you’ve probably noticed that most gay characters in mainstream plays and television are predictably one-dimensional.

The play opens onto a busy night in the kitchen of The Golden Dragon, a Chinese Thai Vietnamese restaurant. The actors perform a ballet of precision as they cut, chop, stir, roll, and mix for, say, “Number 6: Thai soup with chicken...

Based on historical accounts of Dickinson, the poetess was notoriously irritating by always demanding attention, boasting fake illnesses, and obsessing over death.

Review by Iris Greenberger  Anyone who has seen the 1981 film “Mommie Dearest” or read the 1978 autobiographical book upon which it was based is all too familiar with the physical and emotio

When asked to name his favorite authors, Tennessee Williams is reputed to have replied “Chekhov! Chekhov! Chekhov!”

When friends gather to celebrate the conceptual artist Lara’s (Kim Merrill) nomination for a half-million-dollar grant, which is contingent on her producing and presenting a brilliant new work to an anonymous committee.

They say that you should never meet your heroes.

Elizabeth (Susan Ferrara) and Kelly (Rachael Hip-Flores) are polar opposites. Elizabeth is heterosexual, homophobic...

Like Willy Loman in quadruplicate, the members of Skyline sales force are smiling out at a world that no longer smiles back.

There is a scene in which a group of men are at a Cuban gay pride parade, waving tiny rainbow flags and listening to an impassioned speaker.