To See or Not to See? O’Hara’s ‘Hamlet’ Dares You to Rethink Everything
There’s a new Hamlet in town—and I can honestly say you’ve never seen Hamlet like this before. Last week, I had the privilege of attending […]
Plays
Adrift and Astonished: ‘Life of Pi’ Sets Sail on the Los Angeles Stage
I’ve been eagerly anticipating the Los Angeles premiere of Life of Pi—the 2019 Tony Award-winning stage play—ever since I first heard whispers of its arrival. […]
From Muggle to Mind-Blown: A Skeptic’s Guide to The Cursed Child
I’ll be the first to admit it—I’ve never been a huge Harry Potter fan. I didn’t grow up obsessing over the books or eagerly awaiting […]
EXCLUSIVE: TALKING ‘OH, MARY!’ WITH JAMES SCULLY
In this conversation with James Scully, we delve into his Broadway debut in Oh, Mary!—a hilarious must-see new play that has captured the hearts of […]
REVIEW: ‘TAKE ME OUT’ RETURNS TO BROADWAY
You’ve only got a little over a week left to experience Broadway’s latest grand slam. Take Me Out, now playing at the intimate Helen Hayes […]
EXCLUSIVE: TALKING ‘PUFFS’ WITH DIRECTOR KRISTIN MCCARTHY PARKER
You’ve still got time for one last puff. With its final performance scheduled for August 18, Puffs will have played three record-breaking years in New […]
ROAD TO THE TONY AWARDS 2019: TALKING ‘THE FERRYMAN’ WITH JACK DIFALCO
With nine nominations, The Ferryman is the most nominated play at this year’s Tony Awards. Following a thrice-extended run on the West End that resulted […]
EXCLUSIVE: INTERVIEW WITH BARRINGTON STAGE COMPANY’S JULIANNE BOYD
Nearly twenty-five years ago, not-for-profit theatre company Barrington Stage Company was created in the bucolic Berkshire mountains of Western Massachussetts. Now the fastest growing arts […]
EXCLUSIVE: INTERVIEW WITH BROADWAY STAR JOANNA JONES
Joanna Jones is acting as the “new girl” in multiple ways. As Peggy in the Broadway production of Hamilton, Jones is part of the iconic Schuyler […]
EXCLUSIVE: TALKING ‘A DOLL’S HOUSE, PART 2’ WITH DIRECTOR JOE CALARCO
It’s said that when one door closes, another one opens. At the end of Henrik Ibsen’s 1879 classic, A Doll’s House, protagonist Nora Helmer decides […]
REVIEWS: ‘THE CLOSET’ & ‘THE SOUND INSIDE’ AT WILLIAMSTOWN THEATRE FESTIVAL
You know it’s officially summertime in the Berkshires when the annual Williamstown Theatre Festival kicks off. This year, the iconic institution celebrates its 64th season, […]
