Elizabeth Richardson once understudied all the female roles in two plays and took them on the road with Peter O’Toole. These are the incredible stories that resulted. Read More…
Burns and Cane remind us how pleasant it can be just to have a night of silly fun at the theater. Read More…
Edith boasts a solid script with superb acting in a performance that carries you back a century in a stunning series of 54 fast moving, almost cinematic scenes. This is one history lesson you will long remember. Read More…
Despite a worrisome deficit looming over C-R Productions, this is a Guys and Dolls that gets two thumbs up, and a vote of confidence for the Cohoes Music Hall team. Read More…
We review All My Sons which happens to be a perfect play, meticulously structured, and painfully timely in its message. Go see it. Read More…
The heat took a lot of the fun out of the musical with the deliciously tasteless book – based on the 1988 film. Our reviewer gives the ensemble good marks, and ponders the diverse singing and dancing ensemble. Read More…
Clara Schumann has taken up residence at Ventfort Hall in Lenox this summer, in a one-woman show performed by Sarah Jeanette Taylor. Read More…
The MacHaydn has been churning out the musicals summer after summer, and our dynamic duo of diligent devotees, Burns and Cane, gives us the verdict on “Legally Blonde”. Read More…
