There's no better way to close out a season than with a celebration; and there's no better way to celebrate than with a wedding! And Mamma Mia was a celebration like no other.... (more...)
Despite being a play about math, one doesn't need to speak math to understand the words, one doesn't need to find x in order to discover the meaning behind action, nor does one need to measure the pounds per square inch to feel the emotion behind David Auburn's, Proof. The cast of Cue Zero Theatre's... (more...)
The worst things imaginable have been done with the best intentions. You either die a hero or you live long enough to become a villain. When NuSpace was founded, its intentions were pure: To help alleviated the world's 'Data Crisis.' But when politics get involved and money starts flying, it can be ... (more...)
What does a treehouse, radio, angels and demons, secret corporations, and a school lockdown have in common? They were the subjects of a series of one act plays presented through the Nashua Theatre Guild's "Light To Dark: A Night of One Acts."... (more...)
There's nothing more magical than the colorful, fantastic world of your dreams, and the Actorsingers' production of Pippin brought the world of your dreams on the stage! Hirson and Schwartz's Pippin is a fantastical dive into the world of imagination and potential trap of dreaming. When faced with t... (more...)
Not every show is going to have an introspective look on political climate like Ibsen, or open up difficult topics such as the AIDS epidemic like Kushner, but not every show has to: Some shows are just there to make you laugh and sing and have a merry time doing it!... (more...)
Exploring the live broadcasting of a radio adaptation of H.G Wells' War of the Worlds and the phenomenon of isolated cases of panic caused by the distressing nature of the story, Invasion from Mars forces the company to handle the largest theatrical question of all stage adapted radio plays: How do ... (more...)
If the American Dream is a house, a white picket fence, and 2.5 children, the New York City Dream is to perform on Broadway. When we first meet wide-eyed Peggy Sawyer (Maria Logan), she's fresh from Allentown, PA and has just such a dream. Peggy is looking to make it big... or, to at least find her... (more...)
BWW Review: Celebrating Big with MAMMA MIA at Actorsingers
BWW Review: An Emotional PROOF at Cue Zero Theatre Company
BWW Review: Raising the curtain with NUSPACE at Cue Zero Theatre Company
BWW Review: LIGHT TO DARK at Nashua Theatre Guild
BWW Review: PIPPIN at Actorsingers Turns Real Life into a Fantasy!
BWW Review: SPAMALOT Rolls in the Laughter at Palace Theatre
BWW Review: INVASION FROM MARS at Hatbox Theater
BWW Review: 42ND STREET Timeless at the Palace Theatre
BWW Review: ROCK OF AGES at THE PALACE ROCKS!
