No Lift, Still a Love Story: ‘& Juliet’ Trades Spectacle for Scrappiness on Tour
There are shows you go back to because you enjoyed them, and then there are shows you return to because
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Exclusive Interview: Josh Prim and Ariel Everitt of Planet Ant’s ‘The Dog Doesn’t Die’
While I’m a lover of horror films, there are some tropes that have been played to death (no pun intended).
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Exclusive Interview: Achilles Slee of Pontiac Theatre IV’s ‘Legally Blonde The Musical’
If you grew up in the early aughts, then there’s a good chance you’re familiar with the story of Legally
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Tipping Point Theatre’s ‘Broke-ology’ Review: Being Broke Doesn’t Mean You’re Broken
For many of us, family is incredibly important. I don’t know where I would be without my family, who have
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‘How to Make a Killing’ Lacks a Cut-Throat Thrill
I never get tired of seeing fellow Texans succeed, and that regard I have is multiplied exponentially for Glen Powell.
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Detroit Mercy Theatre Company’s ‘Poor Clare’ Finds the Humor in Religion
I’m not exactly what you would call religious. Spiritual? Sure, that might be the better descriptor, as I definitely believe
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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: 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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Review: ‘Shrinking’ Season 3 is Another Knockout
Harrison Ford not winning any awards for Shrinking season 2 may be the latest travesty for the hit Apple TV+
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Avon Players’ ‘Young Frankenstein’ Electrifies!
The world of Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein is one of true terror. As one of the most significant and influential works
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Spy Craft, Show Tunes, and a Corpse in a Coat: Why ‘Operation Mincemeat’ Is Broadway’s Most Delightfully Unlikely Good Time
Some Broadway shows arrive with the energy of a royal procession. Others slip in through a side door, steal your
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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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