Exclusive Interview: Tyrick Wiltez Jones and Jennifer Byrne of Meadow Brook Theatre’s ‘Come From Away’
While I may have only been in fourth grade, the events of 9/11 will always be burned into my mind.
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Book Review: ‘A Far-Flung Life’ by M.L. Stedman
When I pick up a novel by M. L. Stedman, I know I am not signing up for something light.
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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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‘Liberation’ | The BSB Podcast
Everyone has a story to tell, which is just one of the many reasons we should talk with family and
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‘The Outsiders’ Shines Brighter than Gold at The Fisher Theatre
So, where do I even begin with The Outsiders? It was just about an hour after the curtain came down,
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Book Review: ‘Sing The Night’ by Megan Jauregui Eccles
Some stars burn bright. Some stars burn out. Megan Jauregui Eccles’ heroine, Selene, is told this by her mentor, and
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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: Bryana Hall of Inspired Acting Company’s ‘Home’
What does home signal to each of us? For some, it’s a destination. A physical place where we return after
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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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‘Chicago’ Music and Stagecraft | The BSB Podcast
There’s nothing quite like all that jazz, and Broadway has consistently brought the heat since 1996, when Chicago made it’s
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