Charles Schuminski

Out Rage Us

Out Loud

They scream. They wear tacos for underwear. Meet Faggot, rock's next big gay thing.

Boy Genius!

'The Seagull' and 'Tick, Tick...Boom!' examine the art of being an artist

The Year in Theater

In Praise of Murderous Hookers, Heroic Zoroastrians, and the Ghosts of Garage Sales Storm. Plus: We viciously slag off the Andrews sisters and an embarrassing Wonder Woman costume!

Uneasy Chair

The Guthrie tries to get comfortable with Ionesco's absurdism

The Things They Carried

Mary Worth and Ten Thousand Things turn junk into drama

The Year in Theater

The best and worst of 150 nights spent in a dark room. Plus: Dramatic hypotheses, and thespians speak out.

The Dreamer Wakes

Hidden Theatre prances through painful memories and regrets; the Ordway sings to fraternal forgiveness

If the Suit Fits

Outward Spiral examines a transgendered vaudevillian; the Jungle visits the wounded world of Tennessee Williams

Twinkle, Twinkle Little Bat

The Jungle Theater sends Salvador Dali through a looking glass in Lobster Alice; 15 Head presents Dracula as a messenger of modern anxiety

Russian Roulette

A makeshift "project" by Frank Theatre tries to catch the wry in Chekhov's short stories; a Mixed Blood comedy shows the stereotype in the TV sitcom--and the damage done.

Dreamscapes

Sometimes a Wizened Head is Only a Wizened Head: Charles Schuminski and Megan Grundy in The Death of the Father of Psychoanalysis (& Anna).

The Anatomy of Disgust

Sometimes a Wizened Head is Only a Wizened Head: Charles Schuminski and Megan Grundy in The Death of the Father of Psychoanalysis (& Anna).