Prepare to fall in love—with words, with writing, with creating, with art, with theatre, and with Anton Chekhov and Olga Knipper. This beautiful work is based on the 412 letters that the two... Read more
Adapted and directed by Gregory Keng Strasser, “The Infinite Tales” at 4615 Theatre Company covers three of the four major periods recognized in Irish mythology. In this producti... Read more
“Madeline’s Christmas” takes center stage again this holiday season at Creative Cauldron. It’s charming, cheerful and has just the right amount of suspense to keep most young aud... Read more
This is an oddly charming show. It starts off innocently enough with an older gentleman standing on a stage reading through a presentation he’s written. He is interrupted by the actor/direct... Read more
This was cute and charming and the perfect length for younger theatre-goers. It has some surprisingly subtle lessons on looking beyond the exterior and taking chances. This small-town Christ... Read more
This brilliant production is a gift to theatre-goers, particularly in a holiday season brimming with the usual suspects. This smartly-written and insightful play offers hope and love in the... Read more
Tired of “never being enough” because of her skin tone, accent, background, Priyanka Shetty has created a wryly funny one-woman show tracing her emancipation from duty to following her heart... Read more
Dickens’s “Hard Times,” adapted by Stephen Jeffreys, focuses on the nascent trade unions and the divide between wealthy mill owners and the faceless workers during the Victorian... Read more
There is one very important fact about Louise Nevelson—she gives one heck of an interview. That she’s dead is just a quibble, because death has not blunted her sardonic wit or defenses. Or,... Read more
Tragedies come in many forms—and this play is nearly Shakespearian in its depiction of innocent, passionate, daring youth braving the Nazis in Germany to try to foment a re-awakening and tak... Read more
