Arts & Theater

#HFF26: Versions of Her, reviewed

Versions of Her is a solo show from writer-performer Tonnocus McClean. More Ted Talk than showbiz, it takes a documentary…

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#HFF26: Whichever One You Feed, reviewed

WHICHEVER ONE YOU FEED is the latest animal allegory play from writer/director/producer Aaron Francis. Two years ago he gave us…

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Dark Decyphering the Racial Drama of Jordan Tannahill’s Prince Faggot

By zuri arman. zuri arman applies a dark decypherment critique to Jordan Tannahill’s Prince Faggot, surfacing the abjection of Blackness…

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#HFF26: Harmony’s Edge, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com

COPYRIGHT NOTICE All reviews, interviews, essays and other original materials have been written and/or recorded exclusively for Gia On The…

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#HFF26: Freedom in Limbo, reviewed

Mozhdeh Rahmanzaei’s, FREEDOM IN LIMBO, is without any doubt, incredibly dark for her.  She’s been living it.  Her story, I…

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#HFF26: On The Line, reviewed

On The Line is something of a Fringe rarity: a psychological thriller. Set in a crisis center in 1984 it…

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A Conversation with Robert Lyons

By Kristin Marting. On 6 July 2026, TORCHES continues with a conversation with acclaimed playwright Robert Lyons, who ran the…

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#HFF26: Wet Hot AMusical Summer

Raunch-mance is irreverent, alive and well at Camp Cherrywood in WET HOT AMUSICAL SUMMER. You’re gonna get laid! VERY (VERY!)…

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#HFF26: All These Pretty Things, reviewed

As a when-life-gives-you-lemons comedy, All These Pretty Things is a shining example that has toured internationally. And it shows. HIGHLY…

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A Conversation with Mallory Catlett

By Kristin Marting. On 29 June 2026, TORCHES continues with a conversation with the Obie Award winning creator/director Mallory Catlett.…

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