Stephan Wolfert’s “Cry Havoc” is a performance not to be missed
A personal tale that is at once harrowing, hilarious and uplifting, Stephen Wolfert has created a scalding narrative out of a chance encounter with Shakespeare’s “Richard III.”
“Or,” is a 17th Century version of a British sex comedy at Shakespeare & Company
“The story is easy to follow,” writes Macey Levin, “because the acting is so wonderful.” Tod Randolph gets a lot of laughs from her “throwaway lines.”
A play about writers of children’s books, “The Stone Witch” premieres at Berkshire Theatre Group
A young struggling author jumps at a chance to work with an older and successful one, but it is fraught with challenges.
“Big River” at Sharon (CT) Playhouse has energy and panache
With a combination of both country and Broadway music with some gospel thrown in, Sharon’s Big River centers on Huck’s trip down the Mississippi River as he helps the runaway slave Jim find freedom.
An outstanding production of “The Rose Tattoo” at Williamstown Theatre Festival
“Williamstown Theatre Festival has mounted an outstanding production of this seldom-performed play with the marvelous Marisa Tomei leading an exceptional cast,” writes Macey Levin.
Review: “Ugly Lies the Bone” has important things to say about our Veterans
Our reviewer, Macey Levin, finds this new play about an injured combat veteran at Shakespeare & Company well written and acted with poignancy and truth, but sometimes too contained.
A dynamic and captivating “Kimberly Akimbo” at Barrington Stage
Debra Jo Rupp leads a strong cast who get not only laughs, but our empathy in this dynamic production directed by a flawless Rob Ruggiero.