BWW Review: Irving Berlin's Melodies Revisit Timeless Themes at TAP
Stage Door Theatre Company discovers a 'fine way to treat a Steinway,' Words the illustrious and prolific composer Irving Berlin wrote in his song 'I Love a Piano.
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Stage Door Theatre Company discovers a 'fine way to treat a Steinway,' Words the illustrious and prolific composer Irving Berlin wrote in his song 'I Love a Piano.
A mellow eveing of memories opens The Rep's Stackner Cabaret for their 2016-2017 seaso.
When writer Dan Goggin imagined and produced his line of greeting cards featruing sassy nuns, few people would have predicted their instant success or the award-winning, full-length musical after the fact titled Nunsense.
Nineteen years have passed since Fish Creek's Northern Sky Theater (NST and formerly AFT) premiered Lumberjacks in Love.
A tiny village named Killucan set in contemporary Ireland ignites family fueds and past ghosts in an irrepressible production titled Outside Mullingar at Peninsula Players Theatre.
The connection between man/woman and beast, especially a domesticated beast, can be complicated.
Othello—The name speaks to one of William Shakespeare's most acclaimed tragedies first produced in 1603, and has seen thousands of reincarnations, perhaps hundreds of thousands in the past four centuries.
In the intimate American Players Theatre's (APT) Touchstone Amphitheater, Edward Albee's 1975 Pulitzer Prize winning play Seascape premiered on Saturday afternoon---perhaps with greater resonance in this century than when originally produced.
With a grand Alexander Calder like mobile hanging over the Cabot Stage when the audience enters the theater, Milwaukee Chamber Theatre (MCT) opens their 2015-2016 season with the modern French farce Boeing, Boeing.
Milwaukee's TheateRED begins their 2015-2016 season titled 'We All Have Blood On Our Hands,' with a World Premiere written by one of the city's acclaimed actors and directors, Angela Iannone.
Noel Coward's popular play Private Lives currently on stage at American Players Theatre might be ripped from modern entertainment headlines.
The year is 1987 on an April Saturday at Truvy Jones' beauty salon in a rural parish of Louisiana.
Ever wondered what was going to happen when the phone ring wakes someone from a drowsy sleep? While technology may have changed since the 1950's, the premise and fear of the unknown ring-ring and who might be calling remains equally fascinating.
A few hours after their first production on a Saturday night, Door Shakespeare changes costumes, peotic canons and presents Shakespeare's Romeo and Juliet at 8:30 p.
n Björklunden's lush garden situated in Bailey's Harbor, Wisconsin, Door Shakespeare conjures the Bard's classic tales with sophisticated simplicity.
What is the value of an education? Does consumerism closet society's need to connect with art and literature, a "something more" to be experienced in the world than merely a career? Stage Door Theatre Company at Third Avenue Playhouse revisits these questions in Educating Rita, a 1983 play written
Optimist Theatre names their mission to reach artists and audiences across economic, ethnic and experiential landscapes.
First published more than 200 years ago, Jane Austen's famous novel Pride and Prejudice comes to American Players Theatre (APT) and revisits significant gender issues audiences might assume have been resolved.
n a tribute to Athol Fugard and his 1973 Tony and Drama Desk Critic Award winning play, American Players Theatre in their Touchstone Theater stages The Island.
An old adage claims a person can only have their heart broken three times before their entire soul breaks apart.
Door County's Peninsula Players Theatre (PPT) celebrates their 80th season with an exceptional world premiere A Real Lulu.
What's the difference between a dry rub or a wet barbecue sauce brushed on a rack of ribs? For anyone uninitiated into the competitive world of barbecuing, Northern Sky Theater presents a second world premeire for their 2015 25th anniversary season with this theme tiltled: No Bones About It.
A 25th Anniversary landmark deserves a special celebration.
'The flower of the garter blooms for every Windsor heart.
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Dad's Season Tickets Racine Theatre Guild (7/17-7/26) |
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Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None Milwaukee Repertory Theater (5/26-6/28) |
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Matt Rife Fiserv Forum (11/07-11/07) |
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Come From Away Racine Theatre Guild (5/21-6/06) |
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Now and Then Lake Country Playhouse & Academy (7/10-7/12) |
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"A Christmas Carol" Pabst Theater (12/02-12/24) |
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God of Carnage Racine Theatre Guild (1/15-1/31) |
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Lombardi Lake Country Playhouse & Academy (7/17-7/19) |
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The Bird Cage Lake Country Playhouse & Academy (6/25-6/27) |
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The Play That Goes Wrong Racine Theatre Guild (9/11-9/27) |