Sister—and more importantly, Nonie Newton-Breen as Sister—is returning to Long Wharf Theatre Stage II, December 4-15. It’s been two and a half years since she last appeared in the city, […]
Oodles of American regional theaters are turning 50 this year or pretty darn soon. Locally, the Goodspeed is just concluding its 50th anniversary, while Hartford Stage’s is next year, with […]
The Most Beautiful Thing in the World Closed. Oct. 3-5 at the Yale Cabaret, 217 York St., New Haven. (203) 432-1566, www.yalecabaret.org Concept, direction and Projection Design by Gabe […]
A slew of National Theatre Live screenings at Connecticut arts venues this month, with markedly morbid themes. Ridgefield Playhouse and Fairfield University’s Quick Center both offer the series, which emanates, […]
Long Wharf is doing its next Discovery Day on November 2. It’s a pay-what-you-can, family-fun event with an enveloping theme that leads to tours of the theater and backstage glimpses […]
Speculative Music Poems by Jeff Dolven (Sarabande Books 2013) Speculative Music, a new book of poems by Yale grad Jeff Dolven, does not really betray the fact that, as […]
Look between the “y” in “by” and the “M” in “Marriott” on the street sign outside Rudy’s Bar & Grill at the corner of Chapel and Howe streets in downtown […]
Unexpectedly, two theater celebrities from very recent centuries pop up amid the mummies and hieroglyphics on view in the darkly lit Echoes of Egypt exhibition at Yale’s Peabody Museum. There’s […]
Goodspeed Opera House, the musical theater powerhouse in East Haddam, has announced its 2014 season: Damn Yankees, Fiddler on the Roof and Holiday Inn. Cool enough, but the details make […]
“Most people in the body politic are taking a look at this and saying ‘A pox on both your houses. It should never have reached this point,” Durbin said […]