BWW Reviews: Chad Beguelin's Character-Driven HARBOR Premiere at Westport Country Playhouse
Meet the family! The theme of what makes a family is at the heart of Harbor, the world premiere of Chad Beguelin's first non-musical play.
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BWW Reviews: Jon Robin Baitz Creates a HEDDA for All the Ages at Hartford Stage
Times have changed, but Hedda's frustration still rings true in a contemporary society where political headlines about a "war on women" and protests that decisions on women's reproductive rights are made predominantly by men dominate today's headlines.
BWW Reviews: Chad Beguelin's Character-Driven HARBOR Premiere at Westport Country Playhouse
Meet the family! The theme of what makes a family is at the heart of Harbor, the world premiere of Chad Beguelin's first non-musical play.
BWW Reviews: OLIVER Audiences at Ivoryton Can Consider Themselves Very Entertained
The dark and dingy streets of Victorian London and the hard life that faces those without the benefit of family pedigree or fortune are splendidly recreated in Ivoryton Playhouse's entertaining production of Oliver!, Lionel Bart's musical adaptation of Charles Dickens classic "Oliver Twist.
BWW Reviews: Taut Thriller TRYST Teases with Tension, Twists
When dowdy, painfully shy Adelaide Pinchin (Andrea Maulella) meets dashing, smooth-talking, George Love (Mark Shanahan) it's love at first sight -- for him! Or is it? All is not what it seems in Karoline Leach's play Tryst, a taut, brooding, romance thriller full of creepy twists and turns that make
BWW Reviews: LTM MUSIC REVUE Floats Along on Choppy Seas
Little Theatre of Manchester's Musical Revue proves that the third time's not always the charm.
BWW Reviews: Colorful Backdrop, Soothing Music Soften Carousel's Harsh Tale
Director Rob Ruggierio's production of the classic, like the ups and downs experienced while riding a carousel horse (the carousel is wonderfully recreated for the prologue on the restrictive Goodspeed stage), has moments of delight and some disappointments.
BWW Reviews: Westport's Intelligent TARTUFFE, Now thru 8/4
It can happen to anyone.
BWW Reviews: Capital Classics' TWELFTH NIGHT a Fine Night
Capital Classics doesn't let a little rain dampen the proceedings.
BWW Reviews: Bated Breath's INTERLUDES are Fleeting, Intriguing and Frustrating
Edgy theatre finds awkward home at Real Art Ways with INTERLUDES.
BWW Reviews: Westport's Intelligent TARTUFFE
It can happen to anyone.
BWW Reviews: Weigh Anchor for CRT’s Mighty PIRATES OF PENZANCE
CRT's PIRATES OF PENZANCE anything but a dead man's chest!
BWW Reviews: Spirit of Broadway's DESPERATE MEASURES an OK Musical at the OK Corral
Wild West take on 'Measure for Measure' shows the play's the thing.
BWW Reviews: 1962 Baltimore Comes to Life in Ivoryton Playhouse's HAIRSPRAY
It's 1962 Baltimore, where racial tension and segregation provide a backdrop for teen angst and lots of catchy tunes by Marc Shaiman (lyrics by Shaiman and Scott Wittman) performed to stage-defying choreography by JR Bruno who manages to get some 15 ensemble members bopping around at times without c
BWW Reviews: Playhouse on Park Transformed by Splashy METAMORPHOSES
Playhouse on Park in West Hartford is offering theatergoers a rare treat this summer: a chance to hang around the pool and get smarter while doing it.
BWW Reviews: CRT's THE ODD COUPLE is Sajaktion-Packed
Neil Simon's 1965 chestnut gets warmed up with production featuring Pat Sajak and Joe Moore.
BWW Reviews: Westport's THE YEAR OF MAGICAL THINKING Empowers
Down but not out with Maureen Anderman's Joan Didion
BWW Reviews: Playhouse on Park Transformed by Splashy METAMORPHOSES
Playhouse on Park in West Hartford is offering theatergoers a rare treat this summer: a chance to hang around the pool and get smarter while doing it.
BWW Reviews: Terrence Mann - a Noble MAN OF LA MANCHA at CRT
CRT achieves the Impossible Dream - they got me to like 'Man of La Mancha.
BWW Reviews: SEX AND THE CITY, LOVE, LOSS & WHAT I WORE, BAD DATES all Get Together Over a Delizioso Pasta Dinner in I LOVED, I LOST, I MADE SPAGHETTI
Antoinette LaVecchia sparkles like a fine Chianti in Connecticut playwright Jacques Lamarre's stage adaptation of Giulia Melucci's bestselling memoir I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti getting a delectable world premiere at TheatreWorks in Hartford.
BWW Reviews: LTM’s VAGINA MONOLOGUES is Thigh-Opening
Little Theatre of Manchester reminds us why it is worth poking around THE VAGINA MONOLOGUES.
BWW Reviews: Twyla Tharp and Sinatra Soar Somewhat in COME FLY AWAY at Bushnell
Sinatra songbook gets stretched further than a Tharp dancer's hamstring in COME FLY AWAY.
BWW Reviews: Spirit of Broadway’s NUMBER THE STARS a Child’s Eye View of World War II
Sean Hartley counts on Lois Lowry's NUMBER THE STARS at Spirit of Broadway
Hole in the Wall's REEFER MADNESS offers a contact high
Hard-hittin' New Britain starts bong-hittin' with REEFER MADNESS at Hole in the Wall.
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Mr. Burns, a Post-Electric Play Visual and Performing Arts Center at WCSU (4/16-4/25) |
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Girls Night - The Musical The Bushnell (1/23-1/23) |
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