Review: Berkshire Theatre Group tinkers with a classic: “Oklahoma!” at the Colonial
The core of a great musical has to be its heart and soul, not Brechtian nonsense.
Review: Jayne Atkinson, Treat Williams roar and clash in “The Lion in WInter”
When this family disagrees, war can break out to settle matters.
Review: “American Hero” takes a bite out of franchise myths at Williamstown Theatre Festival
America’s spirit of independence is honored, sort of, in this perceptive play about dead-end jobs.
“Animal Crackers” and its Crazy Marx Brothers Antics at Williamstown Theatre Festival
It is a rare treat to see a 1920’s musical, especially one in which you get to see the Marx Brothers in action.
Venture capitalists get rich on “Other People’s Money” at Oldcastle Theatre Co.
Some of the best ensemble acting is on display in Other People’s Money which is more than entertainment, it is an eye-opener, too.
Review: “My One and Only” is a Crazy Big, Tap-Happy, Musical in Cohoes, NY
There is both so much fun, and a sort of righteousness that comes from being able to make so much noise with your feet!
Review: “Lucky Stiff” a Musical Farce from Class Act Productions in Troy, NY
Something Funny’s going on at Troy’s Schacht Fine Arts Center: “Lucky Stiff” a musical farce has taken over the stage.
Burns and Murray on Circle Theatre Players “Of Mice and Men” at Sand Lake (NY) Arts Center
A brilliant production of John Steinbeck’s classic story about plain folks caught in the great depression make this a must-see evening of great theatre.