Tag Archives: Joshua Hernandez

Shattering is Just One Way to Describe The White Card

Shattering. Penetrating. Upsetting. Only a few of the adjectives elicited by Claudia Rankine’s drama The White Card at GableStage, a searing if polemic evening cross-examining progressive white citizens who believe they are opposing racial inequity and racist violence. How you interpret what you hear and see here will vary wildly depending on how you view yourself and what you believe.

Posted on February 28, 2022 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Performances, Reviews | Tagged Barbara Sloan, Claudia Rankine, GabkeStage, Iain Batchelor, Joshua Hernandez, Lela Elan, Lydia Fort, Rita Cole, The White Card, Tom Wahl | Leave a comment

GableStage Opens Season Of Premiered Multi-Media Work

The actual stage at GableStage may be dark, but the company has replaced the rest of its virus-interrupted 2019-2020 season with a glimpse of what may be one of the evolving facets of the future of theater. It has commissioned 12 area artists to produce nine online projects that meld traditional theater with digital storytelling.

Posted on July 22, 2020 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in News | Tagged Brandon Urrutia, Caleb Scott, Colin McPhillamy, GableStage, George Schiavone, Gregg Weiner, Jessica Farr, Joshua Hernandez, Kunya Rowley, Matt Corey, Michael Yawney, Rachel Finley | Leave a comment

GableStage’s Admissions Asks Liberals What Happens When It’s Your Own Ox Being Gored?

GableStage’s Admissions is one of the more uncomfortable evenings of theater that avowed liberals and proud progressives will sit through any time soon. It holds up an unsparing mirror that asks whether such advocates will stay true to their ideals when the consequences directly affect them and their families.

Posted on October 16, 2018 by Bill Hirschman

Posted in Reviews | Tagged Admissions, Barbara Sloan, Elizabeth Dimon, Erika Scotti, GableStage, Joseph Adler, Joshua Harmon, Joshua Hernandez, Tom Wahl | Leave a comment