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: Brian Martin and Eric Van Tielen of Wayne State University’s ‘The SpongeBob Musical’
Turning a beloved cartoon into a Broadway spectacle may seem like an idea that should stay buried treasure at the
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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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Exclusive Interview: Andrew Reid and Mike McGettigan of Planet Ant’s ‘How Romatique’
What’s love, anyways, without a few Hallmark tropes thrown in, amirite? As someone who grew up on romantic comedies, the
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Exclusive Interview: Sydney Assalley-Williams of the Players Guild of Dearborn’s ‘Next to Normal’
There are some roles and shows that are once-in-a-lifetime theatre experiences, and I think it’s safe to say that Next
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Three Holmes, One Watson, and a Whole Lot of Suspicion at Avon Players
There is nothing I love more than a mystery that makes me work for it a little. Not a mystery
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Birmingham Village Players’ ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’ Packs an Emotional Punch
I struggled with where to begin with this review. Not because of anything that Birmingham Village Players did with their
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When a Musical Refuses Easy Answers, ‘Next to Normal’ Hits Hard at Players Guild of Dearborn
Some musicals want to send you out humming. Next to Normal wants something more complicated than that. It wants your
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Exclusive Interview: Cayla Kolbusz, Kyle Harwood, and Mohamad Mohammad of The Players Guild of Dearborns’ ‘Next to Normal’
There are some conversations that society tends to deem too sensitive or difficult to have, yet they are also among
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Exclusive Interview: Will Johnson and Joseph G. Tobin of Avon Players’ ‘Holmes and Watson’
According to Occam’s razor, the simplest answer is most often the correct one, a phrase often repeated by the world’s
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Exclusive Interview: Stella Fenton and Josephine O’Reilly of Birmingham Village Players’ ‘The Diary of Anne Frank’
I remember being in World History back in high school, and my teacher loved to repeat a single line after
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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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