I Saw My Neighbor on the Train and I Didn’t Even Smile By Suzanne Heathcote. Directed by Jackson Gay. Composer: Ryan Kattner. Scenic & Lighting Designer: Paul Whitaker. Costume Designer: […]
My Hartford Courant review of La Cage Aux Folles at the Goodspeed Opera House is here. My CTnow preview story about Cirque Eloize at Foxwoods Resort Casino is here. My […]
The Life and Death of Doctor Faustus By Christopher Marlowe. Adapted by Kee-Yoon Nahm, Andrej Visky and Rachel Carpman. Directed by Visky. Scenes Design and Puppet Design by Claire De […]
Frank Jacobs: Five Decades of His Greatest Works (Running Press, 2015) Having bestowed hardcover collections on a host of “Mad’s Greatest Artists,” the magazine finally is getting around to honoring […]
The first spoken lines of the first episode of The Saint TV series in 1962, starring Roger Moore as Simon Templar: Simon: Thank heavens for English theater bars. We’ve had […]
Employee of the Year Created by 600 Highwaymen. Presented by the International Festival of Arts & Ideas June 20-27 at the Long Wharf Theatre, New Haven. Closed. 600 Highwaymen doesn’t […]
I’m late in alerting you to this, though I did get something about it into the Hartford Courant/CTnow a couple weeks back. Having delivered their play-within-a-play-within-“a-play-fitted” reconfiguration of A Midsummer […]
Carmen de Lavallade ends her autobiographical one-woman show As I Remember It with several lines from “The Song of Mehitabel” by Don Marquis: my youth i shall never forget but […]
More theater-themed comic strips, culled from the invaluable strip sites GoComics.com and comic kingdom.com, to stick onto your virtual Green Room refrigerator. This week: Steve McGarry’s BioGraphic Bud Blake’s immortal […]
I’m such a lover of balanced commentary and critical credibility that–having been roundly knocked out by the fantastic efforts of Taylor Mac, Dan Zanes, Ragamala dance company and Mark Morrison […]