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Fine ‘Carnage’ Assails AI And the Beginning of the End

By Martin Jones Westlin | November 13, 2017 |

The death knell on humanity’s future has sounded, and ironically, it’s originated in man’s own creation. Robotics are an explicit threat to this species’ legacy and way of life — and in fruitlessmoon theatreworks’ fine « American Carnage: A Love Story, » the results are nigh unthinkable.

‘Breadcrumbs’: D.C. Isn’t the Only Press Freedom Backdrop

By Martin Jones Westlin | March 10, 2017 |

The current president says he’s at war with the media — but to local theater’s detriment, a script publishing giant may be bringing up the troops’ rear.

Why Wait? fruitlessmoon Does Justice to Beckett’s Watershed

By Martin Jones Westlin | March 28, 2016 |

Life is a pretty empty proposition when you’re hoping against hope, especially while eating a carrot. fruitlessmoon theatreworks’ very good ‘Waiting for Godot’ bears this out once and for all amid an adroit use of playwright Samuel Beckett’s stock in trade — language.