BOSTON THEATRE NEWSROOM - Page 810

Brian Stokes Mitchell bathed Harvard University's majestic Sanders Theatre in splendid sound during his triumphant Bank of America Celebrity Series concert debut

North America's foremost women's lecture series presents renowned poet, author, historian, actor, activist (etc.

Lippa's 'The Wild Party' raises the roof at New Rep while North Shore Music Theatre embraces Gershwin with 'Crazy for You'

Sandra Berhard's evening of music and humor will play one night, in a benefit for AIDS Project Rhode Island

Bob Colonna, Duke Robillard and Mihailo 'Misha' Djuric will be honored, along with Olympia Dukakis, at the 11th Annual Pell Awards.

The Sandra Feinstein-Gamm Theatre (The Gamm) will present the world premiere of Radio Free Emerson by Brown University graduate Paul Grellong

George Bernard Shaw's Arms and the Man is a witty satire that everyone should experience; however, while the Lyric Stage's interpretation of the play sometimes hits the mark, Shaw's message is overpowered by a somewhat muddled and over-the-top staging.

The search for the cure for cancer raises issues of medical ethics, power, and money, all wrapped up in a potent production in Lowell

Confessions of a Mormon Boy, Steven Fales's strikingly honest one man show about his struggle as a Mormon coming to terms with his sexual identity, is a compelling piece of theatre.

'Newport '57 Revisited: The Legacy of Ella, Billie & Basie' is the theme of the 2007 Jazz Festival Newport

Trinity Rep is proud to present The Clean House by Sarah Ruhl, directed by Laura Kepley in the intimate Dowling Theater.

The Joseph Stein/Kander & Ebb musical adaptation of Thornton Wilder's 'The Skin of Our Teeth' lacks the sharp bite of the ground-breaking Pulitzer Prize-winning original

There are many ways to describe my feelings after the close of the Huntington Theatre Company's Persephone, but one word sums it up best-empty.

Done, written by R.

Christopher Durang's metaphysically morbid comedy - where worlds, religions and reincarnations collide - gets sparkling treatment by Boston's Lyric Stage

Agatha Christie classic is full of twists and turns, but verdict is mixed.

Lisa Kron's delightful autobiographical comedy about mothers, daughters, and the special ties that bind combines the theatricality of life and the dynamics of theater to explore health, wellness, and the ways in which we deal with both

Done is the closing production of the Black Rep's season

Artistic Director Tony Estrella has announced an ambitious season for the the Pawtucket, RI theater

The Heat Is On, a theatrical concert based on the life of Rita Hayworth is coming to Ridgefield Playhouse, Friday, May 11, at 8PM.

George Bernard Shaw's Major Barbara explores themes that are as relevant in 2007 as they were in 1905

Tony Award Winning Set Designer Eugene Lee has incorporated pieces of the old Rocky Point Midway to bring amazing, local, authenticity to the beloved musical

The Reagle Players host the unsinkable Broadway, movie and television star in three performances only at the Robinson Theatre, 617 Lexington Street, Waltham, Mass.

Major Barbara Runs Through April 22, 2007 at 2nd Story Theatre in Warren, RI

With flawless direction, inventive choreography, and creative design across the board, this play does not miss a beat.