Rep Stage is presently performing “E2” an original play by local playwright, Bob Bartlett, directed by Joseph W. Ritsch, also the Producing Artistic Director of Rep Stage. The play wil... Read more
“Ruthless! The Musical” (exclamation mark included) is one of the quirkiest pieces of musical theatre to come down the pike in a long while and I am flat-out delighted it’s park... Read more
How far would YOU go in order to get the person of your dreams to say “yes” to marriage? Would you get a college degree and get a job? Would you even move out of your parent... Read more
The rise of radical nationalism in Europe following The Great War. The Holocaust. A bitter aftermath in which ruined nations and broken people struggled to heal. These themes have appeared a... Read more
Wendy Wasserstein’s The Heidi Chronicles,which won a Pulitzer Prize in 1989 for Drama, still has a great deal of relevance today as it did when it was first produced. Though some progress... Read more
When his character is ready to go to war, the audience is ready to go with him. Read more
“Thoughts of a Colored Man” at Baltimore Center Stage is a surprisingly tender show; yes, it has anger and sorrow and exhaustion, but there is a golden wire of tenderness running... Read more
Do you ever get a longing to feel like you’re in an intimate jazz house somewhere deep in the heart of New York City? “All That Jazz,” presented by Annapolis Shakespeare Company through Octo... Read more
Silhouette Stages’ production of “She Loves Me” with book by Joe Masteroff, lyrics by Sheldon Harnick and music by Jerry Bock, produced by Jeremy Goldman and directed by Stephen Foreman is p... Read more
“In the Blood” by Suzan-Lori Parks delivers a sliver of the life of a street person named “Hester La Negrita” with some inter-generational contorted winks and nudges to Hawthorn’s classic “A... Read more
