Crystal Skillman’s ‘Wild’ is a refreshingly contemporary play, with an electric climax
Contemporary script, great cast, and meaningful theatre come together at Sanguine Theatre in New York City.
Cirque du Soleil’s impressive ‘AmaLuna’ now touring Europe
Solid circus performances, costumes and special effects meet a swirling Tempest-like story line where both Romeo and a Moon Goddess show up.
MCLA Presents offers unusual tabletop puppet docu-drama ‘Who’s Hungry?’ on Main Street
Blending new technology with classic puppetry makes for great theatre in a small space.
“Urinetown” at Cohoes makes a splash
A musical with heroes and villains about a rebellion against the pay-to-pee policy of a future society.
Problematic production of “Private Lives” at Shakespeare & Company
Burns and Cane found that this “Private Lives” has great physical comedy, but at the expense of both script and character.
Rarely performed Oscar Wilde play “Vera, or the Nihilists” from Femme Fatale Theater
Wilde’s first play turned out to be a largely unsuccessful venture, finding its way to New York for its premiere only to close just one week later. This production explores some creative choices that make us wonder why.
“War Horse” roaring into Hartford: sublime stagecraft and breathtaking inventiveness
We review the huge production of “War Horse” that opens next in Hartford where it plays Bushnell’s Mortensen Auditorium Jan 28 to Feb 2.
War Horse: So-so acting meets sublime stagecraft and breathtaking inventiveness
As the story of War Horse unfolds, you forget the horses are puppets as they come to life on stage.