Stage & Arts
Review: Black and white best friends find clever ways to outwit hate in History Theatre’s ‘Behind the Sun’
The fraught play leans into human connection as it confronts 1950s racial history.
AuthoredRohan Preston
September 27, 2024
Food & Culture
Review: ‘The Reunion,’ Trademark Theater’s new whodunit, is like a pint-sized, contemporary ‘Clue’
The production, full of plot twists, keeps you guessing about who the killer may be.
AuthoredRohan Preston
September 25, 2024
TV and Media
Review: Ellen DeGeneres’ historic Minneapolis show, now on Netflix, is too much of a pity party
The legendary comic’s final stand-up show is now streaming.
AuthoredNeal Justin
September 24, 2024
Stage & Arts
Review: Witty, punchy and profane, Latté Da musical ‘Scotland PA’ gets in groove at the Ritz
Influenced by ‘70s rock, the musical comedy has raucous numbers, a stoner chorus and lots of cheek.
AuthoredRohan Preston
September 23, 2024
Stage & Arts
Review: Guthrie Theater’s three-act ‘Lehman Trilogy’ is an absorbing triumph
The three-and-a-half hour drama shows a family losing touch with itself even as the play attaches humans to the delphic financial system that rules our lives.
AuthoredRohan Preston
September 20, 2024