BWW Review: MEMPHIS at The Noel S. Ruiz Theatre
The Long Island theatre community can seriously do no wrong when it comes to presenting multi Tony award winner Memphis, The Musical.
The Long Island theatre community can seriously do no wrong when it comes to presenting multi Tony award winner Memphis, The Musical.
The holidays came early this year to the Noel S.
Omigod, you guys! Broadway's most fashionable lawyer is currently holding court at Theatre Three in Port Jefferson, Long Island.
Particularly over the past several years, the Tony winning musical Avenue Q has become a favorite show of mine.
Being there are many productions of the iconic musical West Side Story running at any one time, it is imperative that the cast be absolutely brilliant.
Long Island certainly has some brilliant holiday productions this season.
Cleveland Public Theatre and Y-Haven present Walk a Mile, created and performed by the residents of Y-Haven, a branch of the Greater Cleveland YMCA.
Cleveland Public Theatre and Y-Haven present Walk a Mile, created and performed by the residents of Y-Haven, a branch of the Greater Cleveland YMCA.
Theatre Three has chosen the best production to kick off their 46th season, giving patrons an ideal opportunity to embrace the Halloween spirit; Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.
Kicking off their 37th season, The Noel S.
While it is true that the musical Jesus Christ Superstar is done consistently among the regional and community theatre scene, we should take the opportunity to see classics like this whenever we can.
Young Audiences of Houston will honor the innovative spirit of The Boeing Company and Dr.
The Tony nominated musical The Boy From Oz brings many emotions to the surface.
Neil Simon's Tony nominated play Barefoot in the Park is certainly a relatable one; a young, newlywed couple set up house in a new apartment and learn to live together.
Being an enthusiast of old movies, I saw Alfred Hitchcock's 1954 film version of Fredrick Knott's Dial M for Murder long before I attended the stage incarnation.
Alfred Uhry's Pulizer Prize winning play Driving Miss Daisy, now running through September 29th at the Smithtown Center For Performing Arts, is one to remember.
Oscar Wilde's 'The Importance of Being Earnest' at the Smithtown Performing Arts Center is a wonderful replication of the Broadway production.
From the moment the curtain for 'Hairspray" rises, you can tell you're in for a great time.
Seeing a show like Rodgers and Hammersteins' "The Sound Of Music" is nothing short of fulfilling.
When you present a production of 'Phantom', you have to get it right.