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“Broadway Bound” Looks at Laughs and Love at Curtain Call Theatre
Curtain Call Theatre is providing some great laughs in “Broadway Bound,” the third of Neil Simon’s alliteratively titled autobiographical shows. The comedy has serious themes…
Albany Civic Theater Treats “The Heiress” Right
Albany Civic Theater opens the new Fall season of theater in the Capital Region with a superior production of “The Heiress” by Ruth & Augustus Goetz, directed by Evan…
“The Tuna Goddess” is a Good Catch at Majestic Theater in West Springfield, MA
There is a great theater just beyond the Capital Region that produces new work with excellent production values and is heartily supported by its community with over 4,200…
Riveting “Thrice To Mine” Expands on Lady M at Bridge Street Theatre
It is a great gift to take another look at a familiar story and be so convincingly swayed with a bold, fearless interpretation that your outlook and perception on a…
Hershey Felder Captivates as “George Gershwin Alone” at Colonial Theatre
There is a great deal of alchemical magic going on at The Colonial Theatre in Pittsfield where Hershey Felder is channeling George Gershwin in “George Gershwin Alone.” He is…
DTF Serves Up the Comedy of the Summer, the Regional Premiere of “Slow Food”
If there are any tickets left, get to Dorset Theatre Festival to see “Slow Food” by Wendy MacLeod (“The House of Yes”) starring Peri Gilpin & Dan Butler (“Roz” and…
“Meek” is a Taut, Gripping, Moral Mystery in U.S. Premiere at DENIZEN Theatre
“MEEK,” by Penelope Skinner is getting its American premiere in a terrific, taut production at DENIZEN Theatre, a fantastic black box theatre producing challenging off-beat…
“Topdog/Underdog” Proves Itself a Modern American Classic at Shakespeare & Co.
Two brothers locked in an eternal fraternal embrace/chokehold with an intimacy and specificity communicated so convincingly and powerfully that tremors of feeling well up in…