A REVIEW BY THE BAD ORACLE Arthur Miller’s All My Sons takes place in 1946, which was a strange time in American history. It was
Murder Ballad – Over the Kill
A REVIEW BY ACHILLES FEELS Stillpointe Theatre, in this town, is known for high-octane-power-ballad, sing-your-ass-off musical theater. They rock out. And I love them for
Marx in Soho – Commie Tsunami
A REVIEW BY THE BAD ORACLE Karl Marx occupies a strange space in the American mindset, the embodiment of a pink-highlighted sidebar in a history
The Political Cabaret – Punned It
A REVIEW BY THE BAD ORACLE Man, it’s so hard to be funny about politics right now. The reality has rather overtaken the joke, you
The Elephant Man – Soul Mine
A REVIEW BY THE BAD ORACLE (This is The Bad Oracle’s “staff pass” disclosure: someone involved in this production is a member of the staff
Actors Need a Living (A.N.A.L.) Fund Announcement
The Bad Oracle is pleased to announce that the recipient of the Actors Need a Living (A.N.A.L) Fund support for 2016 is: Submersive Productions receives
Reviewing in September
The Elephant Man (The Collaborative Theatre) co-produced with Fells Point Corner Theatre REVIEWED BY THE BAD ORACLE by Bernard Pomerance directed by Anthony Lane Hinkle September 2nd – October
Broken Bone Bathtub – No More Tears
A REVIEW BY THE BAD ORACLE Siobhan O’Loughlin’s Broken Bone Bathtub, for all of its indie-cred spacial weirdness, felt pretty familiar to me. The women in my
