Larry Kramer’s heart-wrenching Tony Award-winning play, The Normal Heart, offered one of the most powerful theatergoing experiences I’ve had when I witnessed the Broadway revival production... Read more
Race relations in the South have been the subject of many a play. Memphis, the four-time Tony Award-winning Broadway hit, takes on this subject with a slight twist as it focuses very much on... Read more
As the first Disney foray onto the Great White Way in 1994, Beauty and the Beast set the bar high with its magical score, compelling story, intricate set, and eye-popping special effects. Read more
In 1999, as we did every year, my little sister and I watched the Tony Awards together. Growing up in Syracuse, we didn’t really get a chance to see many shows... Read more
It’s more than a familiar story- young man goes to war for a cause, learns life lessons in the matter of what seems like seconds, and is forever changed. Home of the Soldier, written by Ben... Read more
At the outset of Suicide, Incorporated, now being presented by No Rules Theatre Company at H Street Playhouse, I couldn’t help to think I was in for a sardonic, witty, and slightly off-kilte... Read more
Playwright Leslye Headland has perfected the art of presenting insightful social commentary amidst witty and hilarious, yet oftentimes inappropriate, dialogue in Bachelorette, now playing at... Read more
Arlington’s Signature Theatre is perhaps best known for its productions of Stephen Sondheim-penned musicals and, more recently, world premiere musicals by emerging composers. As the final pr... Read more
Certainly, Broadway star Aaron Lazar gets credit for making this eclectic mix work in his one-night-only concert. I’ve attended nearly all of the concerts in the Kennedy Center’s Barbara Coo... Read more
The Big Meal, written by emerging playwright Dan LeFranc received many critical accolades during its world premiere run in Chicago and very recent Off-Broadway run, including Drama Desk and... Read more
