REVIEW: “Water, Water, Everywhere…” at Oldcastle Theatre Company
by Gail M. Burns Oldcastle Producing Artistic Director Eric Peterson has written a play about the ongoing local PFOA crisis. In case you don’t live…
REVIEW: “Church and State” Circle Theatre Players at Sand Lake Center for the Arts
by Barbara Waldinger What an impact a director can have on the success of a play! Jason Odell Williams’ Church and State, having been produced…
REVIEW: “What the Jews Believe” at Berkshire Theatre Group
by Macey Levin Mark Harelik’s sweet and poignant 1985 play The Immigrant has been performed at innumerable regional and off-Broadway theatres. It is the…
REVIEW: “Time Stands Still” at Shakespeare & Company
by Barbara Waldinger “I live off the suffering of strangers. I build a career on the sorrows of people I don’t know and will never…
REVIEW: “Better” at Bridge Street Theatre
by DL Simmons The set-up is inspired (literally): In 2010, a respected Alabama biology professor shot and killed three of her colleagues in cold blood.…
Schenectady Civic Players Announces Six Mainstage Productions for its 92nd Season
Schenectady Civic Players, the area’s oldest, longest running, continually operating community theater, announces six main-stage productions for its upcoming 92nd season, opening October 11 with…
HRC Showcase Theatre Announces 2019-2020 Season
HRC Showcase Theatre is pleased to announce the five original plays that will be presented as staged readings during the upcoming 29th anniversary season. These…
REVIEW: “Nunsense” at the Sharon Playhouse
by Macey Levin Dan Goggin’s Nunsense is a theatre institution. After debuting in 1985 and becoming the second longest running off-Broadway show (The Fantasticks…