Beetlejuice, Beetle-who?: A Newcomer’s Take to the Neitherworld
Walking into Beetlejuice Beetlejuice—Tim Burton’s decades-later sequel to his 1988 cult classic—I wasn’t carrying childhood nostalgia or reverence for the
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From Grief to Giggles: A Junior Journey into the Netherworld in Stagecrafters’ ‘Beetlejuice Jr.’
Kicking off its 2025–2026 season, Stagecrafters Youth Theatre presents Beetlejuice Jr., a delightfully eerie and humorous adaptation of the Tim
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‘Sunset Boulevard’ is a Hauntingly Bold Broadway Revival
Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Sunset Boulevard has returned to Broadway in a revival that both honors its origins and injects a
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Making a Deal with Drama: ‘Covenant’ Delivers More Than Chills
As someone who typically steers clear of horror, I approached Covenant at the Detroit Repertory Theatre with a mix of
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“Oh the Things You Can Think” about OnOurOwn Productions’ of ‘Seussical’
For years, OnOurOwn Productions has carved a niche in the Fraser, MI community as a spirited incubator of family musicals,
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Comedy by the Cut: ‘Shear Madness’ Delivers Laughs and Local Charm at Meadow Brook
Walking into Shear Madness at Meadow Brook Theatre in Rochester, MI, feels less like taking your seat for a conventional
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Following the Yellow Brick Road— ‘The Wiz’ National Tour
There’s something deeply nostalgic about sitting in a velvet seat, lights dimming, and hearing the first notes of “Ease on
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78th Tony Awards (2025): Broadway Takes a Breath
The 78th Tony Awards, held on June 8, 2025, at Radio City Music Hall and hosted by the radiant Cynthia
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‘Forbidden Broadway’ – A Hilarious Homage to Musical Theatre’s Best and Worst
Forbidden Broadway, the long-running satirical revue created by Gerard Alessandrini, has once again taken center stage, delivering its signature blend
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‘Lungs’ at Tipping Point Theatre: A Raw Exploration of Love, Responsibility, and Climate Anxiety
Tipping Point Theatre’s Season 17 concludes with a poignant and thought-provoking production of Duncan Macmillan’s Lungs, running now until June
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‘Seussical the Musical’ at Flint Community Players – A Whimsical, Colorful Celebration of Heart and Imagination
Now in its 95th season, Flint Community Players continues to demonstrate why it remains a cornerstone of the region’s cultural life.
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‘The Music Man’ at Birmingham Village Players – A Spirited Revival with Heart and Heritage
On the opening night of The Music Man at Birmingham Village Players, the audience was transported to early 20th-century River
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