Main PostsTheatre Marin Ireland Is a Latter-Day Blanche DuBois in Blue Ridge By David Sheward on January 16, 2019 Few actresses can wring as many variations on self-indulgent despair as Marin Ireland.... Read more →
Theatre Dear Evan Hansen Offers a Poignant and Timely Musical for Our Times By Steve Gottfried on January 9, 2019 When Dear Evan Hansen first opened on Broadway in December 2016, the unassuming musical... Read more →
FocusMusicTheatre African-American, Gay Voices On and Off-Broadway By David Sheward on January 9, 2019 You can count on the fingers of two hands the number of African-American playwrights who... Read more →
ArtTheatre A Perfect Circle of People, or… Karma, Coincidence, and Clowns By Eric Trules on January 2, 2019 Sometimes… on a certain night…. or on a certain day…. or in a certain moment,... Read more →
MusicTheatre Mixed Media: Mockingbird, Fact and Clueless By David Sheward on December 23, 2018 Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird (1960) is a beloved American classic. Taught in high... Read more →
Theatre Love Actually Brings Holiday Cheer By Steve Gottfried on December 23, 2018 If you’re looking for the perfect antidote to the troubled times we’re living through... Read more →
MusicTheatre Camp and Crisis: Cher Show and American Son By David Sheward on December 13, 2018 “Have you heard our writers? This dress is the best material in the show.” That’s a... Read more →
Theatre Network and Hard Problem Brilliantly Confront TV and the Brain By David Sheward on December 12, 2018 When the film Network was released in 1976, legendary screenwriter Paddy Chayefsky’s... Read more →
OUR WORLDTheatre Good Neighbors In The Pond Next Door By Sylvie Drake on December 5, 2018 It’s not easy to explain, but it’s a phenomenon familiar to theatregoers of the past... Read more →
Theatre The Fink You Thought You Knew By Sylvie Drake on December 5, 2018 I would have loved to give Finks, at Rogue Machine, a longer and perhaps more detailed... Read more →
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