by Cassiopeia Guthrie, Feb. 12 A play with three Olivier and four Tony wins is bound to catch a lot of attention when making its first...

“Little bits of her keep drifting off. Where does it go? … it must be somewhere.” Loss and love - and the ways that family alone can...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, Dec. 7, 2022 Her grasp on reality is tenuous - or is it? Actor Rachael VanWormer toes the line and then vaults...

“A mob’s a place where people go to take a break from their conscience.” “I was guilty as soon as I was accused.” “How much time would...

Dystopia, drama, and something sinister underlie Lucy Kirkwood’s play The Children, directed by Kim Strassburger and running through...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, November 6, 2022 Wrapping the season with a world premiere, Backyard Renaissance presents artistic director...

From the first beat of the pre-show announcement to the very last scene, get ready to laugh your way all the way out of the governor’s...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, September 11, 2022 The flame of love can be kindled and extinguished, but sometimes is simply neglected for too...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, September 7, 2022 “If you don’t have the language, how does anyone know you?” Rogelio beseeches the audience, and...

by Cassiopeia Guthrie, August 28, 2022 “The mind is sexless and so is the sky.” The distance between agency and legacy for women narrows...