Progressive Londoners Jesse (Zeke Goodman) and Alex (Sharae Foxie) love Bjork, getting high and calling out each other’s blind spots. They're pretty sure they're cool and enlightened enough to ...

No sooner do the two titular Trojan youngsters fall in love and consummate their mutual attraction (courtesy of Cressida’s creepy uncle Pandarus, who takes an unseemly interest in their no-pants dance ...

No great romance exists without tragedy in the mix, whether specified or implied. This is the reality of love and loving, as well as the charge that has made “Outlander," returning for its third ...

For most of the play they treat Marina’s war-lust as an endearing character trait, already factored into their love for her. It would therefore be nice if these characters brought with them ...

Before “One Jewish Boy,” a play by Stephen Laughton, even had its premiere in London in 2018, the playwright and the play were besieged by antisemitic trolling and threats. Jesse, the play’s ...