Review: Jim Briggs portrays “Vincent” (van Gogh) at Barrington Stage
Vincent is an intimate and touching drama about Vincent van Gogh.
Burns and Murray: Oldcastle’s New Theatre, New Musical “Northern Boulevard”
Forty years in the life of Jerry’s Deli makes for a delightful tale of a marriage, families and neighbors, simply told.
Review: “Hello Dolly” at Cohoes Music Hall – A Classic with Monica M. Wemitt
This is the last weekend to see “Hello Dolly” in Cohoes, New York. See it “before the parade passes by” to quote one of Dolly’s songs.
Review: Searing Production of ‘Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf” from Theatre Institute at Sage
Not to be missed is this jaw-dropping production of the famous Edward Albee play by the Theatre Institute at Sage in Troy, NY.
Review: An Enchanting “La Bohème” by Candlelight in Bennington, Vermont
An evening of Puccini’s La Boheme by candlelight? Heaven on earth.
Review: Brilliant, Brilliant Andrew Jackson Opens at Speakeasy Stage, Boston
A comedic take on the 7th US President as an emo-Rock musical? It doesn’t get better than this!
Susan Dworkin’s “The Old Mezzo” Review
A fresh play and strong cast explores the politics of making music in a repressive culture.
Beastly “Lord of the Flies” a Triumph of Theatricality at Barrington Stage Company (To Oct 21)
The classic story now on stage reminds us how fragile civilization really is. . “The beast is inside all of us.”