Review: At the Lyric Stage Company, OUR TOWN is Our Story
What did our critic think of OUR TOWN at Lyric Stage Company Of Boston? What makes all worthwhile productions of “Our Town,” like this one, work is what makes the play itself endure.
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Interview: Loretta Greco Takes THE HILLS OF CALIFORNIA in a New Direction at The Huntington Theatre
Since becoming artistic director of The Huntington in July 2022, Loretta Greco has earned a reputation for opening each new season with a splash.
Review: PRIMARY TRUST is Superb Opener for SpeakEasy Stage Company's 35th Season
When it comes to grieving and loss, closure can be elusive.
Interview: Joy Behar Talks Finding the Humor in Divorce in MY FIRST EX-HUSBAND at The Huntington
On ABC-TV’s top-rated daytime talk show “The View,” Joy Behar has a well-earned reputation as an insightful interviewer with a keen sense of humor.
Review: Paul Melendy Takes Flight in FEATHERBABY at Greater Boston Stage Company
Paul Melendy doesn’t just walk out on stage at the start of “Featherbaby” – the riotous David Templeton play about a potty-mouthed parrot now being given its co-world premiere in conjunction with the Don Fulton New Works Project at Greater Boston Stage Company in Stoneham through September 2
Interview: Mandy Gonzalez Brings World Premiere of her EVERYTHING I KNOW Tribute to Lin-Manuel Miranda to Boston
Mandy Gonzalez first met Lin-Manuel Miranda when she was cast to play Nina Rosario in the 2007 off-Broadway and 2008 Broadway premieres of “In the Heights.
Review: PASSENGERS at American Repertory Theater's Loeb Drama Center is Trip Worth Taking
Train travel has inspired music and movies, from songs like “I Thought about You,” “Chattanooga Choo Choo,” “My Baby Takes the Morning Train,” and the beloved Boston classic “Charlie on the M.
Interview: Melissa Rivers Talks JOAN
No subject was off limits to the legendary comedian Joan Rivers, who unapologetically skewered celebrities and tackled taboo subjects with abandon, all in the service of making her audience laugh.
Review: Ease on Down the Road to THE WIZ at Citizens Opera House
What did our critic think of THE WIZ at Citizens Opera House?
Interview: Brian Stokes Mitchell Talks KEITH LOCKHART 30TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION at Tanglewood
Brian Stokes Mitchell says he doesn’t recall exactly when it was that he met Keith Lockhart, but he’ll never forget his first impression of the Boston Pops conductor.
Review: At Bill Hanney's North Shore Music Theatre, GREASE Is the Word and the Show to See
When “Grease” premiered in 1971, the Jim Jacobs and Warren Casey musical about working-class teenagers at a Midwestern high school in the late 1950s was a gritty satire, first performed at a Chicago nightclub.
Interview: Paul Michael Valley Talks AS YOU LIKE IT and Why 'All The World's a Stage.'
Actor Paul Michael Valley is nothing if not versatile.
Review: THE UNDERSTUDY at Hub Theatre Company of Boston
A Broadway star is not likely to be found running lines with the understudy.
Review: Sutton Foster and Kelli O'Hara Share a Memorable ONE NIGHT ONLY with the Boston Pops at Tanglewood
Tony Award winners Sutton Foster (“Anything Goes,” “Thoroughly Modern Millie”) and Kelli O’Hara (“The King and I”) – each acclaimed as a Broadway performer and song-and-dance artist of the first order – are also known for solo concert appearances.
Review: A Stirring EVITA at Reagle Music Theatre Of Greater Boston
What did our critic think of EVITA at Reagle Music Theatre Of Greater Boston? In act two of the Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice musical “Evita,” a beleaguered Eva Perón pleads “You Must Love Me.
Review: Gloucester Stage Company Cleans Up with Terrific THE GARBOLOGISTS
Workplace relationships have provided the fodder for plays, movies, and television shows for generations.
Interview: Lucas Hallauer Feels The Power of Love in BACK TO THE FUTURE
Actor, singer, and dancer Lucas Hallauer says he has always been a fan of time travel, so when he saw a film about the subject as a child, it got his attention right away.
EVITA, RENT, GREASE and More Lead Boston's Hot Summer 2025 Theater Picks
Because of its great cultural and intellectual influence, Boston has been known as the Athens of America for centuries.
Review: THE GLASS MENAGERIE Makes New Memories at Gloucester Stage
Tennessee Williams found fame with 1944’s “The Glass Menagerie,” which is considered to be one of the gifted playwright’s most notable works along with “A Streetcar Named Desire, “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” and “Sweet Bird of Youth.
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