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[ad_1] Saying he wanted to branch out beyond concerts and cabaret work, performer Cheyenne Jackson (American Horror Story, Glee) explained how he came to write “a...
[ad_1] All David Mamet plays are a symphony of quippy dialogue and playful profanity. Plays like American Buffalo (1975) and Glengarry Glen Ross (1984) established Mamet’s...
[ad_1] It’s a play about grief that’s unsentimental and easy to absorb and so personal. That’s how Pamela Vogel describes The Year of Magical Thinking about...
[ad_1] To the haunting, wordless, and ethereal sound of solo soprano accompanied by a caressing orchestra, Sergei Rachmaninoff’s Vocalise ushers us into a lush garden of...
[ad_1] When Hurricane Harvey struck and much of the lower levels of Alley Theatre were under water and out of power including the elevators, Dean Gladden...
[ad_1] Before Rebecca Gilman’s Swing State begins, the lights are on at 4th Wall Theatre. We can observe Ryan McGettigan’s detailed and comfy farmhouse set. Look...
[ad_1] When it was suggested that cuts to arts funding could financially support Britain’s World War II effort, it’s alleged that Winston Churchill rebuffed, “Then what...
[ad_1] After the superlative production of Spring Awakening at Rec Room Arts, if you still need to sniff teen spirit then turn to the touring reprise...
[ad_1] Mothers. We may not be one, but we’ve all come from one. That alone is reason enough to see a play about women trying to...
[ad_1] The Bible really does contain all the stories. There’s love and death, jealousy, sacrifice, envy, betrayal, heroism, mercy and all matters of triumph and failure....
[ad_1] They met at a picnic in Massachusetts’ Berkshire mountains in August 1850 – the grand American literary lion, Nathaniel Hawthorne (The Scarlet Letter, Twice-Told Tales)...
[ad_1] The Houston Press wasn’t going to review Houston Broadway Theatre’s production of the Tony and Pulitzer Prize-winning musical Next to Normal because its run lasted...
[ad_1] Main Street Theater gives us plenty of chills for these sweaty summer nights via its superlative rendition of Stephen Malatratt’s adaptation of Susan Hill’s Victorian...
[ad_1] There’s no question about it. Colton Berry, artistic director and founder of Art Factory, is a major theater talent. His powerhouse voice wails like a...
[ad_1] When radical student Perchik (Patrick Fretwell) makes his entrance in the third scene of Fiddler on the Roof (1964), the multiple Tony Award-winning Jerry Bock...
[ad_1] Ask any theater professional in the know and they will tell you that acting Pinter is dream job. Not for nothing is British playwright Harold...
[ad_1] More than 20 years after it first premiered on Broadway, the new North American tour of Hairspray arrives at Broadway at the Hobby Center this...
[ad_1] Shakespeare’s Othello is a five-act tragedy that is no stranger to a 180-minute performance. Thankfully, Stages theater steers us from that slog fest and gives...
[ad_1] “Why are we reading this?” The question resounds every year in English classes all across America, especially during the inevitable William Shakespeare unit. All teachers...
[ad_1] Who exactly is purified, absolved, or made clean in Sarah Kane’s brutal, sexually audacious Cleansed (1998)? Grace receives a phalloplasty and a mastectomy; psychologically abused...