BWW Reviews: Spirit of Broadway's CONVENIENCE Stores All the Drama You Can Handle
BroadwayWorld Connecticut correspondent gives CONVENIENCE some tough love and a few inconvenient truths.
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BroadwayWorld Connecticut correspondent gives CONVENIENCE some tough love and a few inconvenient truths.
The Woodman's 1969 daffy Broadway comedy gets revived at West Hartford's Playhouse on Park
Love in the newsroom, corrupt politics and a murder trial combine for screwball comedy in HIS GIRL FRIDAY over at Connecticut Repertory's Nafe Katter Theatre on the UConn campus.
Dramatic music plays, people talk in short sentences expressing their deepest feelings, video mimics what is happening on stage - or the stage action depicts what already has happened - in an atmosphere that feels depressing and foreign.
A group of friends, loud music, drugs, sex, war and rebellion against parental authority.
I wanna be like them.
Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, we are our parents, after all.
Hop in Greased Lightning and cruise down the Berlin Turnpike!
The darker side of the production is offset by riveting performances by Ivey and Tighe - and that really adorable scene-stealing lamb handled by William Berloni.
The play is as much a love letter from Burns to his comedy partner and wife and a tribute to his friendship with comedian Jack Benny as it is a memoir of his career, which spanned 90 years until he turned 100.
Can't afford a trip to see the current Broadway revival? LTM's VIRGINIA WOOLF is nothing to be afraid of.
John Waters' tale of hair hoppers and integrationists receives a workman-like production in Broad Brook.
The play has cool charm, blustery humor and just enough frostbite to keep it from being too sweetly romantic.
A new non-equity tour of The Adams Family kicks off at New Haven's historic Shubert Theater.
When I first saw Marie Jones's play STONES IN HIS POCKETS, I wasn't reviewing, but was working as the Front of House Manager at the Bushnell where Bronson Pinchot was starring in the tour stop there in 2002.
DANI GIRL is chemo-riffic.
Trying to be a farce and a message play, MOONLIGHT AND MAGNOLIAS is neither fish nor fowl and only partially funny.
Caryl Churchill's gender-bending, time-traveling farce is liberated by the Yale School of Drama.
Humor, drama, history and passion are keys used to play a lovely chord as Roland hears music in everything he does and Tresnjak is the conductor who puts visual artistry to the emotions and plot.
Beauty, Princess Leia, the Beast and the Jedi curse!
Why can't we be happy just as we are?
New Britain's quirky theatre blasts off with ATTACK OF THE SPACE NYMPHOS FROM URANUS
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