Culture
Peggy Lipschutz: Artist with a cause
September 25, 2019People’s World received news of the passing of artist Peggy Lipshutz at the age of 102. The interview below first appeared in the print edition of PWW in March 2006.
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Toronto International Film Festival unveils daring comedy satire ‘Jojo Rabbit’
September 25, 2019The extreme comedic approach is not for everyone, but at its best, the film subtly reveals how innocent youth are indoctrinated into extreme forms of intolerance and hatred.
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Pachyderm puppetry and human folly in ‘Miss Lilly Gets Boned’
September 24, 2019Boned is must-see, essential theatergoing that is for adventurous ticket buyers who enjoy being challenged, amazed and who, well, aren’t boneheads.
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Red Diaper Baby: Big Brother’s still watching you
September 23, 2019The world premiere of Leda Siskind’s thought-provoking, topical The Surveillance Trilogy is so perfectly timed.
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The continuing revelatory power of Gertrude Stein’s ‘In Circles’
September 20, 2019“A rose is a rose is a rose” is perhaps the most quotable quote from pioneering openly lesbian American poet, playwright, novelist and opera librettist Gertrude Stein.
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