BWW Review: A MIDSUMMER NIGHT'S DREAM at The Gamm Theatre
Shakespeare warns early in the first act of Midsummer Night's Dream that 'the course of true love never did run smooth.
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BWW Review: THE SQUIRRELS at Burbage Theatre Company
A show where all the characters are squirrels? Yes.
BWW Review: SUEÑO at Trinity Rep
The source material of Sueño may be 400 years old, but a brilliantly updated script, combined with the stunningly beautiful production currently onstage at Trinity Rep make this a fresh, relevant -- and darkly funny -- must-see experience.
BWW Review: AIN'T TOO PROUD at Providence Performing Arts Center
The music needs no introduction: all the hits that made The Temptations a household name are represented in this energetic and enjoyable national tour of 'Ain't Too Proud.
BWW Review: ANTIGONX at Wilbury Theatre Group
Playwright Shey Rivera Ríos has vividly refreshed this work as a story for our time and AntigonX, at the Wilbury Theatre, is vibrant and visually stunning.
BWW Review: FINISHED WAITING by Bread And Puppet Theater tours Eastern US
It begins with a painted door labeled 'Here,' and a giant groaning ear spitting out the names of current conflict hotspots.
BWW Review: THE PROM sparkles at Providence Performing Arts Center
Down-on-their luck Broadway stars swoop down on an Indiana town to take up the cause of a high-school student who can't take her girlfriend to the prom.
BWW Review: CONSTELLATIONS at Brown/Trinity MFA
The multiverse is everywhere now, replete with comic-book heroes and supervillain finger snaps, but in 2014, when British playwright Nick Payne wrote 'Constellations,' it was still pretty edgy.
BWW Review: GEM OF THE OCEAN at Trinity Rep
Providence's Trinity Rep has come roaring back from a two-year pandemic hiatus with a stunning production of August Wilson's 'Gem of the Ocean.
BWW Review: A TREE FALLS IN BROOKLINE at The Community Players
If a tree falls in Brookline, does anybody laugh? That's the question asked by the world-premiere Community Players production of South County playwright David Christner's latest full-length comedy.
BWW Review: CONTEMPORARY THEATER WHIRLS MUSIC AND MAGIC INTO AN ENCHANTING 'TEMPEST'
The Contemporary Theater Company has crafted a compelling outdoor production that is visually stunning, packed with beautiful musical motifs, and full of powerful performances.
BWW Review: CONTEMPORARY THEATER COMPANY BRINGS 'BETHEL PARK FALLS' TO LIFE IN DELIGHTFUL OUTDOOR SETTING
The CTC delivers a perfect union of story and space in this finely polished 90-minutes of intersecting vignettes about an ill-fated park and the people who meet there.
BWW Review: YOU GOT OLDER shines at Wilbury Theatre Group
Playwright Clare Barron has a keen eye and a gift for seamlessly blending the mundane and the weird.
BWW Review: Vivid, powerful HAMLET at Contemporary Theater Company
The Contemporary Theater Company has mounted a dazzling production of Shakespeare's tale of tragic retribution, with an outstanding cast, deft and innovative direction, and a stunning set.
BWW Review: Vivid, stylish ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO'S NEST at Spectrum Theatre Ensemble
The Spectrum Theatre Ensemble has mounted a vivid, stylish production of Dale Wasserman's play that captures the spirit of Ken Kesey's novel in a powerful evening of theater.
BWW Review: GYPSY at Contemporary Theater Company
There are few musicals with as prominent a place in the American theatrical canon as 'Gypsy'*.
BWW Review: Gamm Theatre Delivers Powerful TRUE WEST
In the forty years since its debut, Sam Shepard's 'True West' has been lauded for its stark portrayal of the duality of the American soul.
BWW Review: Down-to-earth OUR TOWN at Burbage Theatre Company
Thornton Wilder's 'Our Town' is a poignant snapshot of a bygone America, a keenly observed drama which retains its relevance 70 years after it debuted - and more than 100 years after it's set.
BWW Review: Epic Theatre Company's twisty, fabulist LIZZIE BORDEN, LIZZIE BORDEN
Among the delights of postmodern theater are carefree mashups of reality and fiction, blurred genres, and coaxing new meaning out of old material.
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