‘King James’ at Detroit Public Theatre: Friendship, Fandom, and the Pain of Growing Up
Detroit Public Theatre closes out its 11th season with Rajiv Joseph’s King James, a smart, funny, deeply human two-hander about
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Exclusive Interview: Drew Minard of ‘Gotta Dance!’
Welcome to Gotta Dance! a new show that’s a love letter to all the golden age of song and dance
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Book Review: ‘Every Version of You’ by Natalie Messier
I picked up Every Version of You by Natalie Messier expecting a cute speculative romance and instead got something much
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‘I Swear’ Gives a New Cinematic Perspective on Mental Health
There are some stories that need to be told and some lives that need to be examined in great detail.
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‘A Little Night Music’ at Birmingham Village Players: A Lush Waltz Through Love, Regret, and Second Chances
There are shows that entertain, and then there are shows that quietly wrap themselves around your senses, unfolding like a
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Exclusive Interview: Russell Boyle, Rachel Gottlieb Kalmowitz, & Justin Heald of Birmingham Village Players’ ‘A Little Night Music’
A Little Night Music is basically what happens when wealthy, overly dramatic people spend a weekend making terrible romantic decisions
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Farmington Players’ ‘Hello Dolly’ Brings the Broadway!
There’s something comforting about walking into a production of Hello, Dolly!. Even before the overture settles in, the show carries
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‘Hadestown’ Music and Stagecraft | The BSB Podcast
In Hadestown, the band doesn’t sit beside the story; it is the story. Anaïs Mitchell (much like the fates with
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You Can’t Stop the Beat: ‘Hairspray’ Shines with Heart, Power, and Purpose at the Players Guild of Dearborn
There’s something undeniably special about stepping into the intimate space of the Players Guild of Dearborn. It’s the kind of
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‘Gene & Gilda’ Shines Brilliantly at Tipping Point Theatre
Growing up in the Metro Detroit Area, it always felt like I had a special connection to Gene Wilder and
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Strength and Power Shine in Danai Gurira’s ‘Eclipsed’ at Detroit Repertory Theatre
I’ve known of Danai Gurira as an incredible actress for many, many years. I first saw her in The Walking
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‘Hadestown’ Story and Characters | The BSB Podcast
If someone told you that a tragic Greek myth could feel like a smoky jazz concert, a labor protest, and
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