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An overview of the Williamstown Theatre Festival's likely to be Broadway bound revival of Sam Shepard's dark …
David Eldridge has written an epic play for the Globe's outdoor space on the history of the Crusades and the impact on the area forming the battles of the twentieth and twenty first century.…
This screen-to-stage adaptation is a visual treat with no skimping of set or costume or cast.
If the author and original actor could come to Pittsfield during this all too limited run, they'd be right up there giving Mark H. Dold the standing ovation he deserves. And they'd stay on t…
You may not know Bert Berns but you know his songs
This minor Coward play has an emotional depth and deserves to be produced.
David Grieg's play may confuse, but it also stimulates real debate as we seek to understand what caused those seemingly random acts of murder that grab the newspaper headlines.
a story worth telling and it has been dramatized here very well
- a rewarding, if also harrowing, theater experience.
American Israeli director Yael Farber brings her dark touch to Arthur Miller's iconic play about prejudice, politics and hysteria .
Sharr White's play gets a sensitive production at the Chester Theaterr .
Making a most welcome return to the Chocolate Factory is a newer version of the witty musical revue . .
Ring Lardner and George S. Kaufman's comedy -
A bare bones production with just 7 actors directed by Shakespeare & Co founder Tina Packer
Adapted for the Berkshire Group by Aaron Mar this is a hilarious mashup of classic scenes from famous movies and Victorian thrillers
- this production has as its primary supplement a host of definitively shaped comical performances.
Stephen Belber's play is well-performed and entertaining, but where the cracks are visible, they prove unfortunately distracting.
This musical memoir by Singer/songwriter Benjamin Scheuer has appeal for the young and young at heart
Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me - On DVD and for Ipad/Netflix Streaming
Modern technology gives exciting new life to Jules Romains' once popular business spoof at the Mint
an excellent and engrossing play laced with humor by playwright Richard Strand
This is the fifteenth CurtainUp review of Much Ado. That astonishing number is obviously a testament to the play's popularity. This production does nothing to change that
The prolific Alan Ayckbourn's Time of My Life rounds out our Brits Off-Broadway Festival . . coverage
a new musical is about the ambiguous moments where joy and sorrow meet, but it all comes together into a show that's unambiguously enjoyable.
fresh writing freshens up dysfunctional family drama .
