BWW Review: Current ONCE Tour Ends in Boston December 27
People have been 'Falling Slowly' in love with ONCE ever since composers Glen Hansard and Marketa Irglova first enchanted audiences in 2007 with their tender, surprise hit indie romance.
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BWW Review: A CONFEDERACY OF DUNCES Weighs in at Boston's Huntington Theatre
Jeffrey Hatcher's stage adaptation of the Pulitzer Prize-winning novel A CONFERERACY OF DUNCES, now in its world premiere at the Huntington Theatre Company in Boston, feels like a lost opportunity.
BWW REVIEW: NSMT Presents Joyful SISTER ACT
Even though Whoopi Goldberg was the lead producer of SISTER ACT on Broadway, the "Divine Musical" raising the roof at the North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly, Mass.
BWW REVIEW: Holzman's CHOICE Receives World Premiere at Boston's Huntington Theatre
This Fall two of Boston's finest theater companies have taken the discussion on abortion out of the public arena and made it much more personal.
BWW REVIEWS: DRY LAND and I AND YOU Delve Deeply into Teen Anguish
Unwanted pregnancy and terminal illness haunt the flinty girls at the center of two gritty new plays by playwrights Ruby Rae Spiegel and Lauren Gunderson now receiving their New England premieres at Company One in Boston and Merrimack Rep in Lowell.
BWW Review: THE LION Finds His Voice in His Father's Song
One man, two chairs, six guitars and 15 songs mark the road from loss to redemption for singer-songwriter Benjamin Scheuer in his haunting autobiographical solo musical THE LION launching its national tour at Merrimack Repertory Theatre in Lowell, Mass.
BWW REVIEW: WAITRESS Tests Its Recipe for Success at A.R.T.
WAITRESS, the promising new musical adaptation of the 2007 indie rom-com that starred Kerri Russell and Nathan Fillion, may need a bit more shaking and baking before it's ready to contend for Broadway's Blue Ribbon.
BWW REVIEW: KINKY BOOTS Kicks Up Its Heels on Boston Leg of National Tour
The sex may be in the heels, but in KINKY BOOTS the fun is in Cyndi Lauper's Tony and Grammy Award-winning score, a bouncy pop techno-disco party which keeps the musical's pedestrian plot from (ahem) dragging the show down.
BWW REVIEW: Audra McDonald Dominates WTF's A MOON FOR THE MISBEGOTTEN
There's no mistaking who's in charge in the Williamstown Theatre Festival's crackling production of A MOON FOR THE MISBEGOTTEN now running through August 23.
BWW REVIEW: Who Could Ask for Anything More of Ogunquit's NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT?
You won't be slipped a Mickey Finn, but Maine's Ogunquit Playhouse will knock you off your feet with its 'delishious' production of NICE WORK IF YOU CAN GET IT running through August 15.
BWW REVIEW: Coolidge Ends Run in SAVING KITTY 8/2 in Cambridge
Stage, film and television star Jennifer Coolidge ends her acclaimed run in SAVING KITTY at the Nora Theatre Company in Cambridge, Mass.
BWW REVIEW: BELLS ARE RINGING Forces the Comedy in the Berkshires
Berkshire Theatre Group's revival of BELLS ARE RINGING starring Broadway's charming husband and wife duo Graham Rowat and Kate Baldwin can be described in two words: sensory overload.
BWW REVIEW: Stellar Cast Wanders OFF THE MAIN ROAD in Williamstown
Small-town life is anything but a picnic in William Inge's newly discovered, previously unproduced play OFF THE MAIN ROAD currently receiving its decades-delayed world premiere at the Williamstown Theatre Festival in the Berkshires.
BWW REVIEW: Ogunquit's VICTOR/VICTORIA Says Vive la Difference
VICTOR/VICTORIA's gender-bending exploration of sexual identity and orientation may have seemed fresh, even daring, in 1982, but by the time it hit Broadway in 1995 it was already a bit tame.
BWW REVIEW: Peace Eludes THOREAU in Return to Walden at BTG
In THOREAU, a world premiere play written by and starring Berkshire Theatre Group's David Adkins, the renowned author, philosopher and activist returns to Walden in search of peace but can't escape his own inner anguish over the horrors of slavery and the execution of abolitionist John Brown.
BWW REVIEW: Dancers Bring Something Extra to NEWSIES National Tour
A lot may seem familiar in Disney's Broadway musical NEWSIES now on tour in Boston, but the dancing chorus of a dozen or so able-bodied newsboys makes this production soar.
BWW REVIEW: Company One Hits Bull's-Eye with EDITH CAN SHOOT THINGS
Three abandoned but not lost souls find strength in each other in A.
BWW REVIEW: Dream Cast Ignites DREAMGIRLS at NSMT
Director Nick Kenkel has made lightning strike a second time at North Shore Music Theatre with his dazzling and definitive production of DREAMGIRLS.
BWW REVIEW: Great Lyric Cast Charms in LIGHT UP THE SKY
Boston theatrical royalty brightens Lyric Stage Company's LIGHT UP THE SKY, Moss Hart's classic comic valentine to the divos and divas of the stage.
BWW REVIEW: THE LAST TWO PEOPLE ON EARTH Sing and Dance at A.R.T.
In the famous 1960s hit 'Is That All There Is?' by Jerry Leiber and Mike Stoller, Peggy Lee croons the melancholy lyric, 'If that's all there is, my friend, then, let's keep dancing.
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