‘The Phantom of the Opera’ Still Knows How to Haunt a Room
I have a long, slightly ridiculous history with The Phantom of the Opera. On Broadway, I saw it multiple times
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Exclusive Interview: Terry Barber of ‘The Best of Broadway: The Music of Andrew Lloyd Webber & More’
Who doesn’t love the works of Andrew Lloyd Webber? As the composer of some of the greatest musicals to ever
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‘Kinky Boots’ Review: Sequins, Steel-Toe Truths, and a Lesson America Still Needs
I walked into Kinky Boots at the Fisher Theatre expecting the usual comfort-food Broadway formula: a struggling business, a big
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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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Monty Python’s ‘Spamalot’: Come for the coconuts, stay for the committed chaos
If you’re looking for a well-behaved theatre experience, Spamalot isn’t for you. This show has no interest in being tasteful.
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Pontiac Theatre IV Brings the Charm in ‘The Cottage’
Buckle up and get ready to join the most deserved crash-out of the century. That is the energy The Cottage
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Exclusive Interview: Cast of St. Dunstan’s ‘A Jukebox for the Algonquin’
The Algonquin senior living facility is in desperate need of some fun, and there are a few individuals living in
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Exclusive Interview: Tiffany Stano of Pontiac IV Theatre’s ‘The Cottage’
Welcome to the family cottage, a quaint little house secluded in the English countryside, and immensely proud of it. For
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The Congregation Detroit: A Sanctuary for Sips and Community
The first time I walked into The Congregation Detroit, it didn’t feel like I was entering a café or a
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Ferndale’s Italian Heartbeat: A Long Look at Pop’s for Italian
If you’re craving Italian food that feels both familiar and exciting, Pop’s for Italian is one of those places that
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Exclusive Interview: Bri Tomczak and Antoine Jackson of Rosedale Community Players’ ‘Intimate Apparel’
In the bustling streets of New York City, at the turn of the 20th century, where ambition collides with prejudice
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Brooklyn Roots, Detroit Soul: A Personal Take on The Red Hook
The Red Hook is one of those coffee shops that immediately feels familiar, even on your first visit. It’s the
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