In February 1923, Polish-Jewish playwright Sholem Asch’s controversial Yiddish play “God of Vengeance” opened on Broadway, attracting criticism for portraying prostitution, queer relationships and...
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A giant guillotine. An assassination plot. Comedy, companionship and sorrow. “The Revolutionists” had it all.
The two-act play written by Lauren Gunderson ran...
Ellen King, a classically-trained chef, was selling bread out of her own kitchen in an “underground bread club” for years. Her partner, Julie Matthei, saw the potential to expand.
And so they did:...
