The things people do to each other . . .in the name of love . . . Falcon Theatre’s latest offering, Harold Pinter’s “Betrayal,” is…Read More

DeGeorge’s aesthetically pleasing take on a Strindberg classic is a symbiotic work of art. If you didn’t know that “A Dream Play” was a) written…Read More

There’s nothing rotten about this Diane Lala helmed production. “Something Rotten” is not profound, nor is it world-changing like some art can be. But it…Read More

Two (brilliant) (female) friends revolutionize science and also bring the drama. One of my favorite things is when Tara Williams and Tracy M. Schoster appear…Read More

Here are three good reasons to see Ensemble’s Season Opener The script. It’s a Pulitzer Prize-winning play by Lynn Nottage, highlighting the struggle of blue-collar…Read More

I have a dilemma. The Carnegie’s final production of their repertory season opened tonight. Not only was taking on three musicals daring – and maybe…Read More

Yeah, it’s two older men sitting on a porch, but there’s a lot more than meets the eye. When actors the caliber of Daniel Britt…Read More

Wow, this was unexpected. Don’t miss it! Falcon Theatre’s regular season hasn’t started yet, but they’re already on fire with their bonus production of “Bourbon…Read More

A bold production of a modern classic Tonight, The Carnegie opened RENT, the second in their summer season (INTO THE WOODS is already running; GEORGE REMUS begins in…Read More

There’s a lot to see here – and all of it good! I made a mistake at 1 PM today. I sat just a little…Read More