A reflection on the use of mobs and protests in theatre.
By Byron Toben
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Bedlam Theatre does a fine reading of
Shaw’s Don Juan in Hell. By Byron Toben
Trump administration siphons off millions from the 9/11 fund set up to benefit injured responders.
By Byron Toben
The Plot Against America is based on Philip Roth’s alternate history novel. By Byron Toben
As the pandemic continues, entertainment groups
find ways to cope. By Byron Toben
The importance of being earnestly described
in the age of Trump. By Byron Toben
Eddie Colla’s rejected intro to the 2020 RNC plus a minor parties rundown.
By Byron Toben
Loyal opposition/bipartisan Republicans against Trump stage a simultaneous convention. By Byron Toben
Louis deJoy’s incompetence, Steve Bannon’s fraudulent scheme, Qanon, and other disturbing developments.
By Byron Toben
The two major U.S. political parties bid for voters by way of online conventions. By Byron Toben
Strained interpretations of birthplace and/or parents’ backgrounds have often come up in presidential races. By Byron Toben
Modern playwrights are now including the U.S. president in their works. By Byron Toben
