Theatre Review: 'Red' at Everyman Theatre
“What do you see?” the famous artist asks the young man as he first enters his massive studio in the Bowery. For its second production of its season, Everyman has taken on John L…
“What do you see?” the famous artist asks the young man as he first enters his massive studio in the Bowery. For its second production of its season, Everyman has taken on John L…
When Company hit the Broadway scene in 1970 it was groundbreaking for its time. The musical garnered 14 Tony nominations (a record finally broken in 2001 with 15 nominations for Mel Brooks' …
Fall has arrived bringing with it a cornucopia of free arts events in Baltimore throughout the month of October. Performances are free on the days and times noted and some require reservatio…
It was an interesting decision for the Fells Point Corner Theatre (FPCT) to take a chance with a relatively inexperienced director and cast for their first show of its 2013-14 season. It is …
Everyman Theatre opens its 2013-14 season with another production that is both beautiful in design and performance. The Glass Menagerie by Tennessee Williams is considered one of the greates…
"How do you review Frankie Valli? He's a legend." This daunting question was posed to me by Joseph Leo Bwarie, the young actor who played "Frankie Valli" for nearly five years on the First N…
"A murder is announced and will take place on Friday October 29th, at Little Paddocks, at 6:30 pm." Thus is set in motion one of Agatha Christie's most clever and complex murder mysteries pr…
Artscape began as a small, free festival 32 years ago, highlighting art and artists in partnership with Maryland Institute College of Art (MICA) whose campus sits in what is now called the C…
Recently, I had the opportunity to attend an interesting panel discussion with LA theater critics called "The Purpose of Theater Criticism in the Twenty First Century "at the Hollywood Fring…