Exclusive Interview: Joey Urreta of The Ringwald’s ‘A Certain Kind of Light’
It’s never easy to put yourself in a vulnerable position, especially when that involves stepping out onto a stage for
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Exclusive Interview: Michelle Murphy of Tipping Point’s ‘Keeper’
There are many benefits to the performing arts, but one that speaks to me the most is the ability it
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Exclusive Interview: Care Nagle and Russ Schwartz of Rosedale Community Players’ ‘Eyes to the Stars’
Why are so many fascinated with space? Is it because of its untapped potential as the final frontier? The vastness
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Making a Deal with Drama: ‘Covenant’ Delivers More Than Chills
As someone who typically steers clear of horror, I approached Covenant at the Detroit Repertory Theatre with a mix of
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Comedy by the Cut: ‘Shear Madness’ Delivers Laughs and Local Charm at Meadow Brook
Walking into Shear Madness at Meadow Brook Theatre in Rochester, MI, feels less like taking your seat for a conventional
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Exclusive Interview: Matthew Bleezarde of Tread The Boards’ ‘Black Comedy’
When was the last time you’ve seen a show that challenged your expectations of theater? A production that took the
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Exclusive Interview: Cody Barger of Tread The Boards ‘Black Comedy’
There’s nothing we love more than a theatre that’s willing to push the boundaries with the shows they’re telling, creating
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78th Tony Awards (2025): Broadway Takes a Breath
The 78th Tony Awards, held on June 8, 2025, at Radio City Music Hall and hosted by the radiant Cynthia
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Exclusive Interview: Callie Bussell, Eric Roman, and Lucie Gillespie of Teatro di Vita’s ‘Fool For Love’
When we’re younger, we’re sold the idea that all love and romance is magical through fairytales and Disney movies. However,
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Exclusive Interview: Joseph Delguste and Francis Kelly of Meadow Brook’s ‘Shear Madness’
Meadow Brook Theatre is looking to end their 2024-2025 season on a high note, with the return of a local
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Pontiac IV Theatre’s ‘Dearly Departed’ is Alive with Personality!
How does that saying go? No one can piss you off or love you as much as your family. As
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‘Lungs’ at Tipping Point Theatre: A Raw Exploration of Love, Responsibility, and Climate Anxiety
Tipping Point Theatre’s Season 17 concludes with a poignant and thought-provoking production of Duncan Macmillan’s Lungs, running now until June
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