Eleanor Burgess has written a modern masterpiece full of stimulating themes, moments of emotional connection and genuine laughter, plus playful and shocking twists.
What did our critic think of TITANIC THE MUSICAL at MILWAUKEE REPERTORY THEATER? Something epic has set sail once more at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater.
Forte Theatre Company is about to bring one of the most-beloved musicals of all time to Franklin's Saber Center for the Performing Arts.
What did our critic think of UNFORGETTABLE at MILWAUKEE REPERTORY THEATER? The Milwaukee Repertory Theater opens its 2022-2023 season in the Stackner Cabaret with Unforgettable, in conjuction with Artists Lounge Live.
What did our critic think of Murder on the Orient Express at Milwaukee rep? If you’re a fan of the “whodunit” genre, Agatha Christie’s Murder on the Orient Express is a classic.
This HUNCHBACK is staggering, extraordinary, and masterfully staged.
Close your eyes, and you might think Judy Garland is in the room.
Now playing at First Stage, The Amazing Lemonade Girl is based on the true story of Alexandra Flynn Scott, the young girl who started a childhood cancer movement by literally turning lemons into lemonade.
The beloved story of Little Women became a Broadway musical in 2005.
For a moving musical portrait of 1950s Black American life, Raisin is certainly one to see.
Something epic has just set sail at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater.
Amidst the manic chaos of a broken mind, 'Preludes' proves to be a quirky, beautifully-written piece, lovingly delivered by the team at Milwaukee Opera Theatre.
The play is the fruit of the Milwaukee Repertory Theater’s New Play Development Program.
I spoke with Tim Albrechtson, Bombshell's Producing Director, about their upcoming production of Bubble Boy.
The cast does right by Old Blue Eyes, bringing a perfect blend of reverence, theatricality, and their own interpretations to the tunes of My Way.
At the crossroads of the Bard and Beatlemania lies the fantastic As You Like It.
The Milwaukee Rep welcomes theater back into the Stiemke Studio with Antonio's Song/I Was Dreaming of a Son by Dael Orlandersmith and Antonio Edwards Suarez, directed by Mark Clements.
After a delayed opening, Toni Stone is finally game-on at the Milwaukee Repertory Theater.
For 'The Band's Visit,' I have nothing but praises to sing.
Part of what makes Hamilton such a beloved work is the way it balances sorrow and upset with lightness and fun.
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