DR. DAVID B. GATES II AUDITORIUM

by Andrea Stephenson - November 08, 2025

The cast of No Sex Please, We're British wows the audience with rapid-fire dialogue, physical comedy, and ability to remember who is behind what door at any given moment....

by Theresa Bertram - November 08, 2025

What did our critic think of WILLY WONKA JR at Pulaski Academy High School?...

by Jay Pateakos - November 08, 2025

What did our critic think of HADESTOWN at Providence Performing Art Center?...

by Jared Fessler - November 08, 2025

What did our critic think of STEVIE RAY'S COMEDY CABARET at Chanhassen Dinner Theatres?...

by Glenda Pearce - November 07, 2025

What did our critic think of KIRI:TE ARAROA - WOMAN FAR WALKING” at ASB WATERFRONT THEATRE?...

by Christine Swerczek - November 07, 2025

For an utterly charming evening, head to the intimate Enid Miller Lab Theatre at Nebraska Wesleyan University in Lincoln, Nebraska. You won't be disappointed....

by Gary Naylor - November 07, 2025

Lovely intimate adaptation of immensely popular novel is a pleasing diversion in these troubled times...

by Jade Kops - November 07, 2025

Shake & Stir Theatre Co brings Laura Murphy’s (Book, Music & Lyrics) THE LOVERS back to Sydney with a fabulously fun new production....

by Clementine Scott - November 07, 2025

Romeo a Juliet does not make any of its political points overtly, and this is an occasion where some things are better left unsaid, without cheap gimmicks. With nothing made explicit, the audience comes away reflecting on their own use of language and dialect in their daily life, as well as on how o...

by Clementine Scott - November 07, 2025

Romeo a Juliet does not make any of its political points overtly, and this is an occasion where some things are better left unsaid, without cheap gimmicks. With nothing made explicit, the audience comes away reflecting on their own use of language and dialect in their daily life, as well as on how o...