Exclusive Interview: Marley Boone and Brandon Ruiter of Meadow Brook Theatre’s ‘The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance’
In the Wild West, legends aren’t always born from the truth, and sometimes the most powerful weapon isn’t a six-shooter,
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Exclusive Interview: Awesta Zarif of ‘Aftermath’
Some stories demand to be told, not because they offer easy answers, but because they force us to confront difficult
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Exclusive Interview: Jonathan Kind and Jeff Thomakos of Inspired Acting Company’s ‘God of Carnage’
Few things are more entertaining than watching perfectly respectable adults completely lose their composure, and that is precisely where Yasmina
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Exclusive Interview: Michael Alan Herman and Briana O’Neal of Theatre Nova’s ‘Maestro’
Theater has a remarkable ability to transform the ordinary into something extraordinary, inviting audiences to see familiar experiences through an
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Exclusive Interview: Migdalia Cruz of ‘Women+ On The Edge of Democracy’
Theater has always had the power to confront the moment we are living in, and playwright Migdalia Cruz brings a
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Exclusive Interview: Aurora Real De Asua & Julia Glander of Tipping Point Theatre’s ‘Aping Jane’
What happens when the story we think we know about a person beloved by so many is turned on its
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Exclusive Interview: Susan Miller of ‘Women+ On The Edge of Democracy’
When democracy, identity, and the voices that shape our society are constantly questioned, theater can do something remarkably simple—and remarkably
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Flint Repertory Theatre’s ‘Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom’ Is a Blistering, Beautiful Triumph
A recording studio should be a place where music comes alive, but in August Wilson’s Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, it
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Detroit Public Theatre’s ‘Eureka Day’ Turns Pandemic-Era Absurdity Into Uncomfortably Familiar Comedy
Going into Detroit Public Theatre’s Eureka Day, I had absolutely no idea what I was about to see. Sometimes that
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Exclusive Interview: Mackenzie Conn and J.R. Spaulding of Farmington Players’ ‘The Haunting of Hill House’
The lights go down, the silence settles in, and somewhere inside Hill House, something is waiting. Shirley Jackson’s chilling tale
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Exclusive Interview: Rebeca Robles of ‘Human Things’
In theater, there are moments when the lights come up, and a story doesn’t simply unfold; it grabs you by
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Exclusive Interview: Brent Bateman of ‘The Play That Goes Wrong’
What happens when a murder mystery goes spectacularly off the rails? If you’re watching The Play That Goes Wrong, the
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