“Hapgood” Review: Kate Burton stars in Stoppard’s spy thriller in Williamstown
A rarely performed spy thriller by Tom Stoppard sweeps across the Nikos Stage is a flurry of episodic scenes.
Review: Berkshire Theatre Group tinkers with a classic: “Oklahoma!” at the Colonial
The core of a great musical has to be its heart and soul, not Brechtian nonsense.
Review: Jayne Atkinson, Treat Williams roar and clash in “The Lion in WInter”
When this family disagrees, war can break out to settle matters.
Review: Shakespeare & Company offers rarely seen “Love’s Labour’s Lost”
Burns and Cain review the rarely seen Love’s Labour’s Lost set in the 1940’s.
Review: “American Hero” takes a bite out of franchise myths at Williamstown Theatre Festival
America’s spirit of independence is honored, sort of, in this perceptive play about dead-end jobs.
“Animal Crackers” and its Crazy Marx Brothers Antics at Williamstown Theatre Festival
It is a rare treat to see a 1920’s musical, especially one in which you get to see the Marx Brothers in action.
Chester Theatre Company premieres “Arms on Fire” by Duncan Sheik & Steven Sater
The much anticipated Arms on Fire lands with more of a thud, than a splash.
Anna Ziegler’s “Life Science” brings teen angst to stage
“Life Science” Review by Gail Burns, the Berkshire Playwright’s Lab first fully staged production.