BWW Interviews: Melia Bensussen on Actors Shakespeare Project's THE CHERRY ORCHARD
This February, Actors Shakespeare Project is presenting a production of Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard, directed by longtime theatre practitioner Melia Bensussen.
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BWW Reviews: Right Out of a Children's Book in Imaginary Beasts' Winter Panto Production of RUMPELSTILTSKIN
A panto, I have learned, is a British tradition of a winter musical comedy for the whole family, incorporating a well known children's story, musical numbers, and vaudeville humor.
BWW Reviews: A Heartbreaking Epic is Speakeasy Stage Company's THE COLOR PURPLE
Based on the Alice Walker novel of the same name, The Color Purple spans over thirty years, following a young African-American woman named Celie and her struggles with gender roles, violence, accepting love, and exploring her relationship with God.
BWW Reviews: A Nice Introduction to the Histories with Actor Shakespeare Project's HENRY VIII
This story of a king's obsession with obtaining a male heir is not one of Shakespeare's commonly produced works, but the Actor Shakespeare Project's production was beautifully familiar and accessible.
BWW Reviews: Boston Theater Company Stages Wildly Relevant ROMEO AND JULIET
Boston Theater Company, a newly established production company, just closed their season opener of Romeo and Juliet, which took a modern approach that incorporated political parties, drug abuse, and the harsh eye of the media.
BWW Reviews: Through a Child's Eyes with Wheelock Family Theatre's THE HOBBIT
Sometimes I wish I could still see things through the eyes of a child.
BWW Reviews: Jam Session with Broadway Across America's MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET
On one fateful winter evening, a few weeks before Christmas in 1956, producer Sam Phillips managed to get all of his stars in one room.
BWW Reviews: Only Thing Missing is A Big Glass of Butter Beer in POTTED POTTER: THE UNAUTHORIZED HARRY EXPERIENCE
Jeff loves Harry Potter and wants to provide an entertaining, yet accurate, recap of all seven of the novels.
BWW Reviews: Completely Blind-Sighted in Central Square Theatre's THE OTHER PLACE
The Other Place by Sharr White, presented by the Underground Railroad Theater and the Nora Theatre Company at the Central Square Theater is about a middle-aged scientist faced with a crumbling marriage, an estranged daughter, and a mystery illness that she is trying to self-diagnose.
BWW Reviews: Rocking Out with Bad Habits Productions' ROOMS: A ROCK ROMANCE
The show is a new musical that follows two Scottish performers as they join together in music and try to make a name for themselves, all while exploring the destructive and alluring romance between them.
BWW Reviews: Tears All Around Me in Reagle Music Theatre's LES MISERABLES
Les Miserables is arguably the most popular musical in history and after the successful 2012 motion picture version, its fan base has only continued to expand.
BWW Reviews: A Journey of Epic Proportions in The Circuit Theatre's THE VALENTINE TRILOGY
The Valentine Trilogy consists of three parts: Sal Valentino and the Melancholy Kid set in the wild, wild West, Curse of the Crying Heart in medieval Japan, and Valentine Victorious! in 1930s Boston.
BWW Reviews: Throwback Time in Company One's HOW WE GOT ON
Following fifteen-year-old Hank, the show addresses the growth of rap and hip hop in the 1980s, particularly in a suburban environment where it had not yet been accepted.
BWW Reviews: Laughing My B.U.M.P Off at Improv Boston's BOSTON'S UNSCRIPTED MUSICAL PROJECT
I attended a show at Improv Boston, a company that provides a variety of comedy shows, including improv, sketches, and stand-up.
BWW Reviews: Bursting Through the Clouds in Commonwealth Shakespeare's TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA
Commonwealth Shakespeare Company's production of Two Gentlemen of Verona, revamped in the style of Rat Pack Las Vegas, is bright and showy with neon colors, flashing lights and sporadic musical numbers, and is playing free in the Boston Common.
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