Steve Feeney
Review: DIRTY DEEDS DOWNEAST at Portland Stage
In his well-wrought new comedy/mystery/romance, homegrown playwright Brent Askari seeks to scratch the surface and look a little deeper into the soul of a seemingly placid island community off the coast of Maine.
Review: WE ARE WATER: A NORTHEAST CELEBRATION at Merrill Auditorium,
We’ve all needed a bit more water this year to ease the drought.
Review: IT SHOULDA BEEN YOU at Good Theater
Are weddings where people sometimes find themselves “happily unhappy”? That contradiction and it’s overcoming is at the heart of It Shoulda Been You, the first mainstage production presented at the new home of Portland’s Good Theater.
Review: MURDER FOR TWO at Portland Stage
The scenes may seem a little frenzied in the 2025 late-summer show at Maine’s Portland Stage.
Review: TWELFTH NIGHT at The Theater at Monmouth
Lovers go wild again in Illyria as Shakespeare’s romantic comedy Twelfth Night gets a spirited repertory run at Maine’s own Theater at Monmouth.
BWW Review: INTIMATE APPAREL at TAM
The circumstances have changed since the era portrayed in Lynn Nottage's 'Intimate Apparel.
BWW Review: THE TOMB OF KING TOT at Mad Horse Theatre Company
Mad Horse Theatre Company has gained a reputation for producing quirky plays that climb all over any remaining distinction between serious and off-the-wall theatrics.
BWW Review: RICHARD III at TAM
It may not be among the most highly regarded of Shakespeare's plays.
BWW Review: EURYDICE at Fenix Theatre Company
Portland's Greek Festival ended a few weeks ago but the spirit of that ancient culture hangs in the air with the latest production from the Fenix Theatre Company.
BWW Review: THE EXPLORERS CLUB by Mad Horse Theatre Company
There are some comedies where a good part of the fun lies in watching the cast having fun.
BWW Review: OUTSIDE MULLINGAR at AIRE
Love makes the world go around, even when it seems to have stopped in its tracks.
BWW Review: BUG at 60 Grit Theatre
Though the sample is still small, Portland's 60 Grit Theatre Company seems to show a preference for tense little plays where highly stressed characters are holed-up in increasingly claustrophobic circumstances.
BWW Review: YEAR OF THE ROOSTER at Dramatic Repertory Company
Year of the Rooster is edgy and entertaining.
BWW Review: BULLETS OVER BROADWAY at Ogunquit Playhouse
It seems, even mobsters don't like to spend all their summer in the city heat.
BWW Review: MAMMA MIA! at Ogunquit Playhouse
The Ogunquit Playhouse opens its 85th season on a romantic Greek island.
BWW Review: DISGRACED at Portland Stage Company
Strong work at Portland Stage.
BWW Review: LAST GAS at The Public Theatre
John Cariani's play services those seeking a restart.
BWW Review: BLASTED Searches for the Fuse
Director Lindsey Higgins has audio recordings of British and American politicians play before the action begins in the 60 Grit Theatre Company's production of Sarah Kane's 'Blasted.
BWW Review: PRISCILLA, QUEEN OF THE DESERT Rolls Through Ogunquit
You're either on the bus or you're not on the bus, so the old saying goes.
BWW Review: The JACK Quartet Says Hello/Goodbye
The Quartet's first Maine concert is one of its last with all of the original members.
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