Review: Actors' Shakespeare Project breathes new life into ROMEO AND JULIET
What did our critic think of ROMEO AND JULIET at Roberts Theatre, Calderwood Pavilion At Boston Center For The Arts?
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Interview: Janie E. Howland Honor Sets the Stage for ELLIOT NORTON AWARDS
The 41st annual Elliot Norton Awards, presented by the Boston Theater Critics Association (BTCA) on May 20 at the Huntington Theatre, promises to be a big night for scenic designer Janie E.
Review: Opening Night at Pops Showcases George Gershwin, Harry Connick, Jr., and More
There were three great pianists on the program when the Boston Pops recently opened its 138th season at Symphony Hall.
Review: JERSEY BOYS Works Its Way Back to Beverly
What did our critic think of JERSEY BOYS at North Shore Music Theatre?
Review: Leslie Odom, Jr. Delivers Wonderful Blend of Standards, Show-Tunes and New Music at Emerson Colonial Theatre
What did our critic think of AN EVENING WITH LESLIE ODOM, JR.
Interview: Playwright Kirsten Greenidge talks MORNING, NOON, AND NIGHT and more
Morning, Noon, and Night, being given its world premiere by C1 in a co-production with Boston University’s College of Fine Arts at the Plaza Theatre, Boston Center for the Arts, through May 25 – follows a mother and daughter, Mia and Dailyn, as they struggle to feel seen and supported by each ot
Review: Humor and heartache abound in SpeakEasy Stage and Front Porch Arts Collective co-production of A STRANGE LOOP
Between its 2019 off-Broadway run, 2021 Washington, D.
Review: CLUE: A NEW COMEDY brings full out fun to Emerson Colonial Theatre
What did our critic think of CLUE: A NEW COMEDY at Emerson Colonial Theatre?
Review: Lyric Stage Company's THE DROWSY CHAPERONE is an Irresistible Delight
Under Larry Sousa’s wonderfully imaginative direction and with his choreography, a 16-person company of some of Boston’s brightest, most versatile performers is bringing the Canadian musical, with music and lyrics by Lisa Lambert and Gregg Morrison and book by Bob Martin and Don McKellar, to daz
Interview: Avon Native John Ambrosino Makes his Broadway Debut in THE WHO'S TOMMY
While a student at Thayer Academy in Braintree, actor, singer, and director John Ambrosino saw his earliest Broadway shows – from “Sunset Boulevard” to “Victor/Victoria” and, in his senior year, “Titanic” with Brian D’Arcy James, brother of the school’s then Head of Drama, Anne Jam
Interview: Gordon Clapp talks ROBERT FROST: THIS VERSE BUSINESS
Bittersweet serendipity will be in the air when actor Gordon Clapp takes the stage in the Boston premiere of “Robert Frost: This Verse Business,” being presented April 23–28 by Spring Pool Arts at the Calderwood Pavilion, Boston Center for the Arts.
Interview: Lowell Native Maryann Plunkett Brings Real-Life Experience to THE NOTEBOOK: THE MUSICAL
Tony Award winner Maryann Plunkett has played a wide range of roles in her Broadway career.
Review: Gender-Swapped COMPANY Cleverly Reimagines Sondheim Show
More than 50 years after its original Broadway production, which had a Boston tryout at the Shubert Theatre, the Stephen Sondheim musical Company, with book by George Furth, had its third revival in 2021, in a sprightly, cleverly reimagined, gender-swapped production that won five Tony Awards includ
Review: ANTHONY RAPP'S WITHOUT YOU Looks at the Joy and Sadness in RENT Star's Life
What did our critic think of ANTHONY RAPP'S WITHOUT YOU at Calderwood Pavilion At Boston Center For The Arts?
Review: Patti LuPone Splendidly Sings of A LIFE IN NOTES
In the past few years, Patti LuPone has resigned from Actor’s Equity Association and suspended her legendary Broadway career, but as she proved with her Celebrity Series of Boston performance at Symphony Hall on April 2, the three-time Tony Award winner can still command a concert stage.
Review: ALAN CUMMING IS NOT ACTING HIS AGE delights Sanders Theatre audience
What did our critic think of ALAN CUMMING IS NOT ACTING HIS AGE at Sanders Theatre? In his eponymous show Alan Cumming Is Not Acting His Age, the performer definitely lives up to the title.
Interview: Alex Lacamoire Talks Working with Sting on MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE
Award-winning composer, arranger, conductor, musical director, music copyist, and orchestrator Alex Lacamoire has collaborated with some of the biggest names in musical theater.
Review: SpeakEasy Stage Company presents a deeply moving COST OF LIVING
What did our critic think of COST OF LIVING at Roberts Theatre, Calderwood Pavilion At Boston Center For The Arts?
Interview: Morgan Scott On Starring in THE CHER SHOW National Tour
Cher needs only one name to be immediately identified.
Interview: Actor from Massachusetts David Benoit talks GIRL FROM THE NORTH COUNTRY
When you’re considered to be one of the greatest songwriters ever, with a catalogue stretching back 60 years, it’s not surprising that you would want to put your music in proven hands when it’s time for Broadway.
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