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Review of ‘Edgar A. Poe’s Last Call’: “Love letter to Poe honours his predicament — with darkness there and nothing more”
In some way, this is a dream within a dream. An invocation to the spirit of one of America’s enigmatic writers. And at the same time, a mournful reflection on the suffering that forges an artist’s greatness, as he yearns for the opportunity to enjoy the happiness he will never grasp. A dream of hope.…
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Review of ‘Our Brothers In Cloth’:”Ripped apart”
The Camden Fringe Festival hosts the London premiere of Ronald Cofer’s latest play, dealing with concealed cases of sexual abuse by the Catholic Church. Guillermo Nazara shares his views on the show, to let us know if its obscure narrative manages to shed some light on its heartwrenching topics. Those who throw the harshest arrows…
