BWW Reviews: Placing Bets on a TEN DOLLAR HOUSE
Many small Wisconsin towns thrive on their rich European history.
Madison Theater Reviews
The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Madison.
BWW Reviews: Worth Its Weight in Golden Plates - THE BOOK OF MORMON
The musical that has had theatregoers buzzing since its premiere, The Book of Mormon, has finally made its way to Madison.
BWW Reviews: Follow the Yellow Brick Road to THE WIZARD OF OZ
?A mesmerizing cascade of light, fog, and draperies send audiences into the colorful Land of Oz at the Fireside Dinner Theatre.
BWW Reviews: Going After THE COAL DIAMOND and LONE STAR
Cultivating a night of two shows that really show the drastic differences between how men and women deal with uncomfortable situations, the Sun Prairie Civic Theatre presented "A Night of Bridge and Beer" this past weekend.
BWW Reviews: A Well Worn Tale - LITTLE WOMEN
"…the plot revolves around the lives of the four March daughters - Meg, Jo, Beth, and Amy - and follows their triumphs and tragedies as they grow up, fall in love, and face life.
BWW Reviews: HOW I LEARNED TO DRIVE - a Disjointed Love Story
The story itself begins to unfold as two people sit side by side in an imagined car.
BWW Reviews: Willkommen, Bienvenue, Welcome to FITZWALKERSTAN
?There's always some sort of debate regarding Scott Walker brewing in Madison.
BWW Reviews: Madison Needs More BETA BLOCKERS
Every once in a while there is a performance that is completely open ended.
BWW Reviews: Staying Up for a TWELFTH NIGHT
It seems fitting that Strollers Theatre would open one of The Bard's greatest comedies on Valentine's weekend as love is all around in Twelfth Night.
BWW Reviews: Umbrellas, Mummies, and ARE WE DELICIOUS - SUPERSTITION
The Frequency off of West Main St.
BWW Reviews: Check Into the HOUSE OF YES
Snippets of commercials and bygone television shows played throughout the thirty minutes prior to curtain.
BWW Reviews: Finding the Truth - THAT'S WHAT SHE SAID - LIE
February 5th, amongst the cheering and hooting of the nerds in the next room at the Brink Lounge, was the 7th performance for a group of ladies in their monologue series entitled That's What She Said.
BWW Reviews: A Glimpse into THE BEAUTIFUL DARK
Shattered glass.
BWW Reviews: Finding Your Way to THE OTHER PLACE
'This play is difficult to talk about.
BWW Reviews: Around the World in 60 Minutes with Atlas Improv
Out on East Washington Ave lives a company of performers who perform acts of immense proportions- shows whose titles are unknown, obscure, and often totally absurd.
BWW Reviews: FINDING HUMAN And Accepting It
It comes as no surprise to the inhabitants of Madison that a play should arise, an original production no less, that holds a political charge.
BWW Reviews: I (Still) LOVE LUCY
No, you don't need to get your eyes checked.
BWW Reviews: A DELICIOUS Christmas
What can a group of talented writers and performers do with a Christmas theme? Surprisingly more than a spoof on good ol' Charlie Brown or a reenactment of The Nativity - no one can be quite sure what will take place at an original performance.
BWW Reviews: Conquering THE LION IN WINTER
During the holidays, no family is perfect - the royal family headed by King Henry II of England is certainly no exception.
BWW Reviews: Thriving in THE LAST WEEK IN DECEMBER
Encore Studio for the Performing Arts is used to forcing its audiences to think - to see things in a different light, in another person's shoes, or to simply re-evaluate their own lives.
BWW Reviews: A Jolly Old Time at CHRISTMAS WITH THE CRAWFORDS
Nothing says Christmas like watching Mommie Dearest descend the stairs in four inch heels, a robe, sheer pantyhose, and a smug grin of self-satisfaction.
BWW Reviews: What a Jolly Holiday with MARY POPPINS
What better way to inaugurate a theater than to put on a show with the pizazz of Mary Poppins.
BWW Reviews: JOSEPH and His Fading Dreamcoat
Anyone familiar with the musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat would know that it's one part kitschy and one part pure entertainment.
BWW Reviews: Finding Oneself in FIDELIO
As one can imagine, an opera created by Ludwig van Beethoven is likely driven by intricate musicality.
BWW Reviews: A FIRESIDE CHRISTMAS - Defining Midwestern Hospitality
Though it is only November, before Thanksgiving no less, Christmas is in full swing at The Fireside Dinner Theatre.
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Romeo and Juliet Bartell Theatre (11/06-11/21) |
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Dinner Detective Madison DoubleTree Madison East (10/17-10/17) |
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The Hello Girls City Church (4/23-5/01) |
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Hamlet The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey (10/10-11/15) |
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Dinner Detective Madison DoubleTree Madison East (10/31-10/31) |
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The Green Room Martin Street Theater (10/16-10/31) |
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The Gifts of the Magi The Shakespeare Theatre of New Jersey (12/05-12/27) |
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Outback / Murray & Peter Present Viterbo University Fine Arts Center (11/07-11/07) VIDEOS |
