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Composer Jimmy Horan Presents I CAN SING! To Benefit the NYC Gay Men's Chorus

by Julie Musbach — April 23, 2017

'I Can Sing!' is an evening of original music by Jimmy Horan with special guests Corinna Sowers Adler and Stearns Matthews as well as members of the New York City Gay Men's Chorus.  All proceeds from this performance will go directly to the New York City Gay Men's Chorus.  The evening is produced ...

BWW Review: Bette Midler's The Star Attraction, But HELLO, DOLLY! is The Star

by Michael Dale — April 23, 2017

Yes, yes, we all know… Bette Midler is the above the title attraction and her presence is the reason the latest Broadway revival of HELLO, DOLLY! is the season's hottest new ticket. And she delivers. As Dolly Gallagher Levi, one of the most grandly showcased leading characters ever written for t...

BWW Review: DUMPSTER FLOWER entertains at Broom Street Theatre

by Scott Rawson — April 09, 2017

Madisons's Broom Street Theatre boasts being one of, if not THE eldest experimental theater in the country. At nearly 50 years old, it is a Madison Staple. Their latest show, Dumpster Flower exemplifies their long-term success....

Periapsis Announces OPEN SERIES 2017

by A.A. Cristi — March 29, 2017

Alison Cook Beatty Dance, joined by guest artists of the New York City dance community, musical ensemble group Tenth Intervention, and composer Dorian Wallace, will perform a 20-minute excerpt of the Second Act of MAHAWAY: Spring Eternal within the Periapsis Open Series. Other collaborative artists ...

BWW Review: Charming but Flawed FINDING NEVERLAND Searches for Magic

by Michael L. Quintos — March 27, 2017

A charming though perplexing adaptation of the 2004 film, FINDING NEVERLAND jets into too many erratic directions at any given moment and doesn't gel completely as a whole. And for all its gorgeous, visual splendor, it is surprisingly lacking in honest-to-goodness stage magic. The touring version of...

BWW Review: DOG ENDS, Tabard Theatre

by Aliya Al-Hassan — March 24, 2017

Last seen in 1984 as BBC's Play for Today, Dog Ends establishes a scenario familiar to many; George is growing weary of looking after his frail elderly father and his beloved dog. Set in an ordinary home, the play looks at a social impact of an ageing population and the possible solutions that may b...

BWW Review: Drabinsky's SOUSATZKA - Lackluster Material, Brilliantly Performed

by Alan Henry — March 24, 2017

The much anticipated opening of Sousatzka, the musical billed as the comeback of Garth Drabinsky, took place last night at the Elgin Theatre in Toronto. Sousatzka tells the story of holocaust survivor Madame Sousatzka (Victoria Clark), her prodigy piano pupil Themba (Jordan Barrow) - and how the two...

BWW Review: THE LYONS MAKE DYING FUN at West Coast Players

by Deborah Bostock-Kelley — March 13, 2017

Set in a hospital room, instead of tender moments, a belittling passive-aggressive wife and mother is more interested in changing the living room and moving on with her life, then providing comfort to her dying husband and two grown children....

BWW Review: A FEW GOOD MEN at Central Florida Community Arts

by Geoffrey Lawrence — March 01, 2017

In six short years, Central Florida Community Arts, has grown from a small community choir to a much larger arts organization with a school of performing arts, multiple choirs, orchestras, and a theatre season. For their second season, they have taken on A Few Good Men, written by Aaron Sorkin and d...

BWW Review: SUNDAY IN THE PARK WITH GEORGE at Theatre Works

by Jeanmarie Simpson — February 27, 2017

Alanna Kalbfleisch is an utter delight to see and hear, with luminous skin, bright eyes and dimples in both cheeks and chin. Let's face it. She's eye candy. As Dot/Marie, the comfortable authority with which Kalbfleisch moves about the stage suggests a lifetime of performance. Her voice is off-the-c...

Nashville Opera To Lead The Way With THREE WAY

by Molly Tracy — December 21, 2016

The Nashville Opera is leading the charge with the 2017 season opener of 'Three Way' -- a slightly naughty but highly important opera about all types of relationships and the people/motives behind their actions....

BWW Review: A TASTE OF THINGS TO COME Cooks Up Frothy Musical Fun

by Michael Dale — November 25, 2016

While Debra Barsha and Hollye Levin's A TASTE OF THINGS TO COME isn't the first musical to contrast the accepted female gender roles of the 1950s with the liberated revolution of the 1960s (Off-Broadway's second visit from THE MARVELOUS WONDERETTES is still running at the Kirk.) the York's fun and f...

BWW Review: Sharp, Intense TRUE WEST at Shattered Globe

by Rachel Weinberg — September 15, 2016

With deft direction by James Yost, Shattered Globe's production of TRUE WEST made for a solid first Sam Shepard experience for this critic. Kevin Viol and Joseph Wiens have cultivated a convincing and powerful dynamic as estranged brothers Austin and Lee, who are holed up at their mother's house in ...



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