Exclusive Interview: Olivia Deane, Steve Sedore, and Catherine LaPointe of Livonia Community Theatre’s ‘The White Rose’
What would you be willing to risk for the truth? What a powerful question to think about, and for many
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The Ringwald Theatre’s ‘Somewhere’ Dares Audiences to Dream Big
Somewhere in my adolescence, my mother decided to take me through some of her favorite musicals. We began with some
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Detroit Public Theatre’s ‘The Mountaintop’ is not a history lesson. It is a reckoning.
The first thing I noticed was not a speech. Not a halo. Not a “great man” glow. It was the
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Exclusive Interview: Kez Settle of Detroit Mercy Theatre Company’s ‘Poor Clare’
I think it’s safe to say that most people want to do good in this world. Growing up, my mother
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Panic in the Capitol: ‘The Outsider’ Is Political Chaos, Perfectly Timed
I saw Farmington Players’ production of Paul Slade Smith’s The Outsider on opening night, and it hit like the exact
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Exclusive Interview: Maggie O’Reilly and Bryan Lark of ‘As I Die & Wheeze!’
What’s life without a little melodrama, amirite? Or I suppose I should be more specific…what is life without a little
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Exclusive Interview: Briana O’Neal and Diane Hill of Theatre NOVA’s ‘Kayak’
There are shows that are purely for entertainment, and then there are some that leave us feeling unsettled, like a
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Exclusive Interview: Dani Cochrane & Cheryl Turski of Meadow Brook Theatre’s ‘What The Constitution Means to Me’
So many plays ask big questions about love, identity, or ambition. However, What the Constitution Means to Me asks something
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Exclusive Interview: Tara Makar of Farmington Players’ ‘The Outsider’
If the world of politics is a circus, then The Outsider by Paul Slade Smith is the main stage in
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Exclusive Interview: Leta Chrisman of Stagecrafters’ ‘Murder on the Orient Express’
I’ve never ridden a train before in my life, unless you count the one at the Detroit Zoo, which seems
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‘Liberation’ Review: Sisterhood, With Notes
With all the hype Liberation had with its off-Broadway run, I went in with high expectations. I expected a smart period
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‘Oh, Mary!’ Is Broadway at Its Most Deliciously Unhinged
There are Broadway comedies that want you to giggle politely, clap appreciatively, and head home feeling like a well-behaved patron
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