Fences

When Destroy Boys come up with an idea, they run with it. They start with a serious thought before twisting it into a joke, imagining it through every possible metaphor and carrying it up and down the ladder of abstraction. 

While some economic success can be found in favoring the rich, the maintained application of dynamic pricing will continue to drive away the very people who have inspired their stories.

The radical choices these artists made to represent Black voices in a white-dominated theater is significant as we imagine a future of authentic Black representation onstage.

When considering the film adaptations instead of the plays themselves, it’s no surprise that the film version of Tennessee Williams’ high-strung drama about the fall of a Southern belle came out on top, leaving the story of Willy Loman and his family in the dust.

Hey there, they showed us “Singin’ in the Rain” at our film screening tonight and then it rained while I walked home; it made my life feel cinematic.