Farce Proves Foreign Relations Are Funny After All
By John Quinn "The Foreigner" is a mad little comedy from the fertile imagination of Larry Shue, whose all-to-short career was ended by a commuter plane [...]
Family Contends With Autism In 'Falling'
By Jenn McKee Lizzie Rainville, Carolyn Gillespie, Chris Hietikko, Daniel Everidge, and Sarab Kamoo in Falling at Meadow Brook Theatre. Photo: Rick Smith Just [...]
The Current' Flows Nicely At Two Muses
By Martin F. Kohn So where was Madame Camille when I was filling out my bracket? Actually, Madame Camille, pivotal character in Sean Paraventi's comedy "The [...]
Imaginations and dinosaurs run wild at the Fisher
By Amy J. Parrent It's not every day you get to pet a baby Dryosaur, admire the big peaceful hulk of a dino called Titanosaur or face down the fearsome T-Rex. [...]
Daisy' Takes Slow Drive Through 25 years
By Bridgette M. Redman Hoke (Count Laws) drives Miss Daisy (Laura Russell) in the Great Escape Stage Companys production of Driving Miss Daisy. Photo: Randy [...]
Boys Will Be Boys' In American Comedy Classic
By John Quinn Rick Mason as Al Lewis and Dennis Wickline as Willie Clark in Neil Simon's "The Sunshine Boys. " Photo: Broadway Onstage Live Theatre The [...]
Collected Stories' Benefits From A Careful Read
By Carolyn Hayes Katie Lietz as Lisa Morrison and Linda Rabin Hammell as Ruth Steiner in Matrix Theatre Company's "Collected Stories." Photo: Megan [...]
Love, Italian-American Style
By John Quinn John Patrick Shanley's "Italian American Reconciliation" continues through March 8. Photo: The Box Theater If we were to believe poet Henry [...]
A Stunning 'Angels in America' At The Ringwald
By Martin F. Kohn The millennium Tony Kushner refers to in "Angels in America, Part 1: Millennium Approaches" is the one we're living in now, not the one that [...]
Do Shuffle Off To 'Buffalo'
By Martin F. Kohn Miles Boucher as Paul, Brent Griffith as George Hay in "Moon Over Buffalo." Think of Ken Ludwig's comedy "Moon Over Buffalo" as "Cyrano de [...]
The Suit' Seduces With An Enchanting, Traumatic Tale
By Bridgette M. Redman Some stories speak through their quiet horror. These stories can carry greater impact when the truth behind the fiction – the events of [...]
Cheeky Commitment Is Key To This Slam-Dunk Musical
By Carolyn Hayes Crucial to the success of any theatrical endeavor is properly matching the entertainment value to the entertainment. Take, for example, a [...]
