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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‘Oh, Mary!’ | The BSB Podcast!
There are some Broadway plays that seem impossible to describe, and Oh, Mary! is absolutely one of those shows. While it
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Pontiac Theatre IV Brings the Charm in ‘The Cottage’
Buckle up and get ready to join the most deserved crash-out of the century. That is the energy The Cottage
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Exclusive Interview: Cast of St. Dunstan’s ‘A Jukebox for the Algonquin’
The Algonquin senior living facility is in desperate need of some fun, and there are a few individuals living in
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Exclusive Interview: Tiffany Stano of Pontiac IV Theatre’s ‘The Cottage’
Welcome to the family cottage, a quaint little house secluded in the English countryside, and immensely proud of it. For
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Exclusive Interview: Bri Tomczak and Antoine Jackson of Rosedale Community Players’ ‘Intimate Apparel’
In the bustling streets of New York City, at the turn of the 20th century, where ambition collides with prejudice
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Exclusive Interview: Kevin Keller of Open Book Theatre Company’s ‘Clue’
Good evening, detectives, distinguished guests, and board game enthusiasts alike. Tonight, we’re gathered at Boddy Manor not just to solve a
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Exclusive Interview: CJ Williams, La’Paige, and Sheila Mac of ‘For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow Is Enuf’
While theater has come a long way in the types of stories we’re telling, there’s always room for improvement. Representation
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Detroit Repertory Theatre’s ‘The Piano Lesson’: Come for the Classic, Stay for the Firepower
If you are in the mood for theatre that politely entertains, wraps up neatly, and sends you home humming something
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Exclusive Interview: Danae Ross, Sonya Ellis, and Nisa Miller of ‘For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow Is Enuf’
Ntozake Shange’s For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide / When the Rainbow Is Enuf is not just a work
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