The Red Bank venue opens with Wilson's "Seven Guitars," featuring the directorial debut of Brandon J. Dirden, one of the house's most compelling regular actors.
That he is not very well known today in music circles, even in Minnesota, is a cultural oversight being corrected by the History Theatre with their current world premiere production.
Call Answered: "Call Me Adam" chats with Jonathan Larsen Award winning composer Marisa Michelson about the release of the original cast recording to her Off-Broadway show "Tamar of the River…
METROSTAGE UPDATE: A show added. Dates change. A show returns. Everything you need to know about this spring (and summer) at MetroStage. Â A METROSTAGE UPDATEÂ in CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER: M…
Chichester Festival theatreAlan Ayckbourn's 1981 cabin-cruiser play remains a problematic moral allegory, but this is a well-acted, technically brilliant revivalThere is an obvious reason wh…
Brian Hayes, 16, a junior at Pearl River High School, has been in every Pearl River show since eighth grade, from “Don’t Drink the Water” to last fall’s “The Cr…
Written and directed by Ruben Santiago-Hudson, the world premiere at Two River Theater is driven by debate about the impact of the history of blacks in America.
It's hard to believe that "Your Blues Ain't Sweet like Mine" is Ruben Santiago-Hudson's first full length multi-character play. (The Obie-winning “Lackawanna Blues” was a solo sh…
The smoky, soulful  knows how to make an entrance and how to keep an audience mesmerized. Rosanne Cash played at The Music Center at Strathmore on Friday, April 17, 2015. Her two-hour set…
UNLEASHING THE BEAST River North Dance Chicago (RNDC) is blasting into The Auditorium Theatre of Roosevelt University as part of the "Made in Chicago" Series on Saturday, March 28, 2015 at 7…
