Email Author Brandon K. Thorp
Two years ago, cable news footage from Parma, Ohio, began attracting the attention of ghost enthusiasts on YouTube. The videos depicted a blue... More >>
According to classical physics, the universe could be imagined as a giant billiards table. An indeterminate number of years ago, some great... More >>
American high schools are more than just places kids go to have their intellectual curiosity extinguished. They are also, for many sensitive... More >>
On December 5, as this bleary-eyed adult chugged bitter gas-station coffee in the parking lot of Plantation's American Heritage School at the... More >>
Awkward silence is bad, but we have it for a reason: Whatever we might say in its stead would be worse. The awkward silence is a product of the... More >>
I cannot imagine any play more right for the moment than The Voysey Inheritance. Nor can I imagine any play more wrong. On the... More >>
To call Audience With the Queens a documentary would insult the word documentary and burden this little trifle with expectations... More >>
For a while, there really were only two known Jews living in Afghanistan. Their names were Isaac Levin and Zebulon Simentov, and they hated... More >>
Alaska's Mount Saint Elias is the third-tallest mountain in North America, and it is notoriously unfriendly. It was first climbed in 1897, and... More >>
The rationale behind Lessons From South Africa is something like this: Lots of people in both Miami and South Africa have AIDS, but in... More >>
A Doll's House, by Henrik Ibsen There is a thick film of half-digested plaster and pressboard coating the streets of downtown... More >>
Two years ago, an editor complained to me that his daughter was using the word random too much. It's not just her, I told him.... More >>
For years, whenever anybody said the words Caldwell Theatre, I thought of money, dancing girls, big production numbers, jukebox... More >>
Vices begins with a sexy dance and a hard funk-rock instrumental that is leaner, meaner, weirder, and more modern than any bit of music... More >>
Jesus, theyre still here. How? In the last dozen years, the salty boys of Aerosmith have endured a string of mishaps so consistent... More >>
Good theater is where you find it, and through July 19 at Rising Action Theatre, you'll find it in actor John McGlothlin's stubbly, twitching... More >>
After titillating audiences at the Arsht Center for a month, Summer Shorts - South Florida's biggest and weirdest theater tradition - comes... More >>
Apparently, one out of every six kids in SoFla goes without proper nutrition. This is wrong - especially since the other five kids are fat - which... More >>
Florida is not a naturally great place for an artist to do his or her work the land is right, but the cultures wrong and that... More >>
Neil LaBute became famous as a brutalizer of psyches, his characters' and ours. His early plays, in the late 1990s, were all about the evils... More >>
Yankee Tavern is a new play by Texan playwright Steven Dietz that proposes a universe where Occam's razor rubs backward, and a boring,... More >>
Dumb Show is the "small, light show" Joe Penhall wanted to write after the "big, dark show" Blue/Orange. The Promethean Theatre... More >>
The Norton Museum would like to correct a wrong. According to the museums recent press release, the world is full of paint fetishists who... More >>
Bad things happen to the Promethean Theatre, the resident theater company of Nova Southeastern University. Its an awesome company, no... More >>
Broward Stage Door didn't have to make The Odd Couple edgy. It didn't have to drag the thing in any exciting new directions. It didn't... More >>
