Anne L. Nathan

Off-Broadway Review: “Sing Street” at New York Theatre Workshop

Quite a few audience members may be familiar with the 2016 film “Sing Street” which the new musical being presented at New York Theatre Workshop is based on and hails by the same name. Playwright Edna Walsh is responsible for transporting the work of John Carney to the stage after being so successful in their first collaboration with the production…

Off-Broadway Review: “Sundown, Yellow Moon” at the McGinn/Cazale (WP Theater)

March 20, 2017 | LGBTQ+, Off-Broadway, the nap > | Anne Kauffman, Anne L. Nathan, Ars Nova, Eboni Booth, Greg Keller, Isabella Byrd, JD Taylor, Jessica Pabst, Lauren Helpern, Leah Gelpe, Lilli Cooper, Matt Frey, Michael Pemberton, Off-Broadway, Peter Friedman, Rachel Bonds, Sundown, The Bengsons, Theater Reviews, Tow Foundation, WP Theater, Yellow Moon

At sundown, when objects lose their precise “black-and-white” identity, the yellow moon begins to assume the role of providing “light.” Moonlight is far more forgiving than sunlight – it is the light of all things Eastern, leaving the bright Western light to its own devices of conditional judgement. It is the salvific murkiness of the yellow moon that draws fraternal…