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810 stories by "Thomas Garvey"

Have no doubts about Stoneham's Doubt by Thomas Garvey

Photo: Mark S. HowardThis is just a quick note (from Venice - see masthead!) to urge you to catch Stoneham Theatre's current production of Doubt (which closes this weekend).  Director C…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 3:17am on September 26, 2014[SHARE]

If this is Thursday, it must be Tuscany by Thomas Garvey

Yes, the Hub Review arrived in Florence, Italy, yesterday, for an extended stay in Tuscany, the Veneto, and Milan.  (That's the Arno at sunset, above, shot from the Ponte Vecchio.)But f…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 8:16am on September 19, 2014[SHARE]

Putting a fresh edge on Sweeney Todd by Thomas Garvey

Christopher Chew hones his edge as Sweeney.I'll be honest: I found myself straddling a peculiar kind of critical fence as I watched the Lyric Stage's new production of Sweeney Todd.On the on…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 11:57pm on September 16, 2014[SHARE]

Back to Stratford, Feore's Lear - and "accidental" greatness by Thomas Garvey

Colm Feore before the madness descends.What makes a great production of Shakespeare great?Sometimes it can be less than you might imagine.  The Stratford Festival's gripping King Lear, …

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 10:16am on September 11, 2014[SHARE]

Great public art is still possible: "The Kelpies" by Thomas Garvey

This post - one of an occasional series on The Hub Review - was inspired by a random image someone sent me of "The Kelpies," sculptor Andy Scott's tribute to the workhorses of rural Scotland…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 12:09pm on September 7, 2014[SHARE]

Breaking through Wilson's Fences at Gloucester Stage by Thomas Garvey

Daver Morrison swings for Wilson's Fences.With Fences, the Pulitzer Prize winner which became a Broadway hit in 1987, playwright August Wilson seemed to swing for artistic pickets that …

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 9:50pm on September 4, 2014[SHARE]

Stratford comes out of the closet with Midsummer by Thomas Garvey

Titania (Jonathan Goad) falls hard for Bottom (Stephen Ouimette) at Stratford.As gay marriage has swept the civilized world (and no, that does not include the Southland, or other Republican …

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 12:53pm on August 23, 2014[SHARE]

Bad Habit takes on Translations by Thomas Garvey

Patrick Varner and Sarah Elizabeth Bedard communicate via body language in Translations.Bad Habit Productions has a habit of producing eloquent versions of literate, large-ensemble plays fro…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 12:16pm on August 15, 2014[SHARE]

The actors go the distance as 4000 Miles spins its wheels by Thomas Garvey

Life looks better when you're stoned, and to be honest, so does this play. (Photo: Gary Ng)I'm happy to report that with its current show, 4000 Miles, feisty little Gloucester Stage has once…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 11:00am on August 9, 2014[SHARE]

Lost in the stars of the 70's (Jamie Wyeth, Part 2) by Thomas Garvey

Two obsessions - Nureyev and the color yellow.(This is the second of a three-part series on Jamie Wyeth, currently the subject of a major retrospective at the MFA. The first installment…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 9:26am on August 4, 2014[SHARE]

The Complete Bard, Abridged (again!) by Thomas Garvey

Brooks Reeves cooks up some comedy as Titus Andronicus.Just as the swallows return each spring to Capistrano, so it seems The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) returns ev…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 9:49pm on July 31, 2014[SHARE]

Portraits by an artist as a young man (Part 1) by Thomas Garvey

Jamie Wyeth, "Self Portrait," 1969.James Browning Wyeth (at left) - son of Andrew Wyeth, and grandson of N.C. Wyeth - never outgrew his childhood nickname, "Jamie."And judging from his recen…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 2:42pm on July 27, 2014[SHARE]

Gloucester Stage floats some summer stock by Thomas Garvey

The widow and the wiseguy at Gloucester Stage.  Photo: Gary Ng.Summer stock still lives!As a theatergoer, you may (or may not) be glad to know that - and of course "lives" may not be qu…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 12:10pm on July 20, 2014[SHARE]

The suddenly shrinking fringe by Thomas Garvey

The world of Boston theatre just got a little smaller.For word has reached us that the venerable Factory Theatre, a long-time tenant in the rear basement of the famous "Piano Factory" at 791…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 10:35am on July 15, 2014[SHARE]

Post-mortem: a Shepard stumble at Trinity by Thomas Garvey

The fresh faces at Trinity can't save Shepard from his own bald symbology.  Photos: Mark Turek.Dark theatrical clouds sometimes come embroidered with a silver lining (at least to those …

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 12:31am on July 5, 2014[SHARE]

Tiptoeing toward the drone wars by Thomas Garvey

Confronting the drone wars: Lewis D. Wheeler and Nael Nacer. (Photo: Andrew Brilliant)One of the frustrating things about our current theatre is its refusal to confront the really difficult …

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 1:06pm on June 28, 2014[SHARE]

Yes, Smart People is sexy, but is it really smart enough? by Thomas Garvey

Eunice Wong and Roderick Hill hook up for some hot identity politics.  Photos: T. Charles Erickson.All good plays cast long shadows, so perhaps it's unfair to feel disappointed with Lyd…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 10:11pm on June 25, 2014[SHARE]

Girl-on-girl action rocks Il re pastore by Thomas Garvey

Jean-Honoré Fragonard, The Shepherdess (1752)I'm late with an appreciation of Grand Harmonie's latest effort, a performance of Mozart's Il re pastore (The Shepherd King), which attract…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 12:17pm on June 22, 2014[SHARE]

Jacques Brel is alive and well, but is his spirit? by Thomas Garvey

The talented cast of Jacques Brel at Gloucester Stage. Photo: Gary Ng.When Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living in Paris debuted at the Village Gate in 1968, its  title had an unsp…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 9:50am on June 20, 2014[SHARE]

A knotty new drama from Bridge Rep by Thomas Garvey

Olivia D'Ambrosio and Deb Martin in Gidion's Knot.Close followers of the local scene already know that Bridge Rep, in just over a year, has already established itself as an artistic leader o…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 3:20pm on June 14, 2014[SHARE]

A buon Giorno from Odyssey Opera by Thomas Garvey

Baritone Michael Chioldi as Belfiore. Photo: Kathy WittmanWatching Odyssey Opera's new production of Verdi's Un giorno di regno, it's hard to believe this charmer ever failed on its opening …

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 2:56pm on June 13, 2014[SHARE]

The comedy carries this Anything Goes by Thomas Garvey

Danette Holden reaches musical heaven as Reno Sweeney.  Photos: Paul Lyden.It's hard not to like the North Shore Music Theatre's current production of Anything Goes. After all, it's Any…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 7:09am on June 11, 2014[SHARE]

The Lyric finds a new way Into the Woods by Thomas Garvey

The talented cast of Into the Woods confronts a dream come true.  Photo: Mark S. Howard.Now I know what you're thinking.You're thinking, "Do I really need to see Into the Woods aga…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 12:09pm on June 6, 2014[SHARE]

On the Verge, but not quite over the top by Thomas Garvey

Paula Langton takes a deep breath "on the verge." Photos: Andrew BrilliantI've always had a soft spot for the mild charms of Eric Overmyer's regional hit from 1987, On the Verge - …

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 8:27am on May 20, 2014[SHARE]

If this is Friday, it must be Belgium by Thomas Garvey

As many of you know, the famous partner unit and I (above) have decamped for Belgium and France. We spent today in Brussels, at the Royal Museum of Fine Arts - site of Auden's famous po…

SOURCE: The Hub Review at 2:23pm on May 16, 2014[SHARE]
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