Lonnie Firestone writes about theater, and lives in Brooklyn, New York.
Muhi—Generally Temporary tells the story of a Palestinian boy who travels to an Israeli hospital for a life-saving treatment, with his grandfather by his side
When connections between the people of Anatevka and Syrian refugees became apparent, the cast of ‘Fiddler on the Roof’ began to fundraise both onstage and off
Seinfeld creator’s Broadway play, Fish in the Dark, begins previews this week
The story behind the ‘irreconcilable’ differences
And the creative force behind it is still having the time of her life
‘Harmony,’ opening in Atlanta next week, reimagines a famous Weimar-era song-and-dance troupe in major and minor keys
