REVIEW: “Once a Blue Moon (Cada Luna Azul)” at Double Edge Theatre
by Patrick White The auditorium of a theatre rarely changes from play to play once you enter the building. Sure, there are black boxes that…
REVIEW: “Deep Blue Sound” at Silverthorne Theater Company
by Patrick White The extraordinary contemporary play about community in America, Deep Blue Sound by Abe Koogler,continues its journey delighting audiences and challenging theater artists with its…
REVIEW: “Twelfth Night” at Shakespeare & Company
by Patrick White Twelfth Night, William Shakespeare’s merry romp of grief transformed, reversed course Tuesday night before it ever started. Shakespeare & Company’s summer comedy…
REVIEW: “Suddenly Last Summer” at Bard Summerscape
by Patrick White Suddenly Last Summer adapted from Tennessee Williams’ play as an opera with a ravishing score by Courtney Bryan, libretto by Gideon Lester and…
REVIEW: “Mother. Daughter. Father. Son. ” at the Adirondack Theatre Festival
by Patrick White Mother. Daughter. Father. Son. opened Wednesday night at Adirondack Theatre Festival as an eagerly anticipated play this summer as it is the World…
REVIEW: “9 to 5” at the Mac-Haydn Theatre
by Patrick White 9 to 5: The Musical playing at Mac-Haydn Theatre in Chatham with a spirited performance for only two more performances on Sunday is…
REVIEW: Chester Theatre Company Presents “A Hundred Words for Snow” at the ’62 Center
by Patrick White The ‘62 Center for Theatre and Dance on the Williams College campus in Williamstown is thankfully hosting performances this summer by much…
REVIEW: “JOB” at the Adirondack Theatre Festival
by Patrick White Stage thrillers are meant to be escapist fare, where you get your nerves jangled by some nefarious plotting involving missing jewels or…