Meet the New Shows, Same as the Old Shows
OK. Two of the most prominent presentation houses in the state have announced their 2015-16 seasons and neither of them apparently have given a tumble to the tours of If/Then, […]
OK. Two of the most prominent presentation houses in the state have announced their 2015-16 seasons and neither of them apparently have given a tumble to the tours of If/Then, […]
This is a cherished photo—or rather, photobomb—from the opening night reception of the 1994 Marie Osmond tour of Sound of Music at the Shubert in New Haven. It was taken […]
The Shubert’s finally officially announced its 2104-15 season, and it’s just as I reported back on April 26 (when it was public information communicated via giant posters in the theater […]
I’ve heard of soft openings. You know, like when a restaurant has customers in before its grand opening, with little fanfare. But I can’t say I’ve ever heard of a […]
To some it’s a buddy, making a big noise. To others, it’s a bloody-faced big disgrace. We shall see, We Will Rock You, we shall see. It goes without saying […]
I threw this tidbit into a review for the New Haven Independent weeks ago, but hadn’t yet posted it here. The Shubert Theater in New Haven—which hasn’t yet released its […]
If live theater is considered an archaic form of entertainment by, say, film fans, what are we to make of old-fashioned photography where you get to hold the pictures in […]
I previewed this show for CTNow, here. It was at the Shubert last night, April 5, and has two other Connecticut stops this month: for seven performances April 16-20 at […]
The city’s time in show business might be over, but the Shubert Theater’s run is nowhere near done as it comes under new ownership and gears up for its 100th […]
Michael Colavolpe is doing a show this weekend. For years, in New Haven in the 1980s, ‘90s and a bit of the ‘00s, that was a common statement. Colavolpe […]