February 3, 2003: Vol. 26, No. 5
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OLD FRIENDS
Blind senior & a troubled teenager form an unusual bond in ’The Volunteer’
Brooklyn Heights playwright Paulanne Simmons
explores the relationship between a troubled black teen and an
elderly, blind, white woman in her ambitious new play "The
Volunteer," opening Jan. 30 at the Theater for the New City
in Manhattan. Comment.
SUNKISSED
Each year in Park City, Utah, hundreds
of new filmmakers vie with established independent directors
to make a name for themselves at Sundance, the most well-known
of American film festivals. Comment.
ADRIFT AT SEA
I’ll admit it. I felt a little tingle after
walking through the doors of the new SEA Thai Bistro in Williamsburg. Comment.
UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS
For its debut production at its new space
in the Brooklyn Public Library’s Pacific Street Branch, the Ritual
Theatre Company has chosen to mount August Strindberg’s "Miss
Julie." Comment.
FILM FORUM
Most people regard film as either a form
of entertainment or a source of information. For Simcha Weinstein,
curator of the new Brooklyn Heights Jewish International Film
Festival, working in film was a life-transforming experience. Comment.
FIERY FUSION
To see what Brooklyn
Center for the Performing Arts does best, see this Saturday night’s
performance by Lizt Alfonso Dance Cuba, the resident company
of the Grand Teatro de Havana. Comment.
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