Book Review: ‘As Old As Time: A Twisted Tale’ by Liz Braswell
Disney’s version of Beauty and the Beast is pretty well known in today’s pop culture. But the story doesn’t really
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Exclusive Interview: Playwright Stan Zimmerman of ‘Silver Foxes’
One of the favorite aspects of theater, and truly the entertainment world as a whole, is the exploration of stories
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Who Even Is Elizabeth?-A Review of ‘Catch Me If You Can’ at Meadow Brook Theatre
If you’re looking for a night out that doesn’t involve another overpriced cocktail bar or sitting through a reboot of
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Stagecrafters Marks Its 70th Season with Purpose and Plurality
Stagecrafters—Metro Detroit’s venerable community theatre—celebrates its 70th season with a compelling and well-balanced lineup that honors tradition even as it
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Exclusive Interview: Richard Thomas of ‘Mark Twain Tonight!’
Actor Richard Thomas has been a major part of American entertainment for many years, from Broadway to television and movies. Some
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Exclusive Interview: Alexa Carollo & Patrick Lane of Nicely Theatre Group’s ‘Fiddler on the Roof’
What makes a Broadway show a classic? How exactly does a musical or play stand the test of time compared
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Book Review: ‘The Beast Within: A Tale of Beauty’s Prince’ by Serena Valentino
We all know Disney’s version of Beauty and the Beast. The animated version provides a brief background on how the
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‘Silver Foxes’ – A Heartfelt Comedy About Aging, Identity, and Chosen Family
Silver Foxes, the new comedy making its Michigan premiere, arrives with the pedigree of seasoned television comedy thanks to its
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Exclusive Interview: Samantha Teter and Camy Sylvestre of Rosedale Community Players’ ‘Tracy Jones’
After the COVID-19 pandemic and in the current technological age, isolation and loneliness are widespread. While we may have people
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Exclusive Interview: Chris Steinmayer and Kevin Fitzhenry of St. Dunstan’s ‘Seminar’
We’ve all experienced the desire for validation from others at some point in our lives, as feeling accepted by others
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‘Roofman’ Review — a Criminal Tale with Heart
I walked into Roofman expecting a wild, kitchen‑sink crime romp—and for a while, that’s exactly what it is. But then
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Exclusive Interview: Stephen Blackwell and Timothy C. Goodwin of Meadow Brook Theatre’s ‘Catch Me If You Can’
The leaves on the trees are changing from green to brilliant red, yellow, and orange, and days are getting shorter,
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