NYC and Connecticut Theater News and Reviews
The Connecticut Critics Circle gave multiple award nominations to productions of “Falsettoland,” “Doubt,” “Walden,” “Five Guys named Moe,” “Next to Normal,” and “Smokey Joe’s Cafe,”
By Karen Isaacs Thrillers – particularly on stage or film – should cause audiences to gasp at the unexpected turns
Audiences will enjoy Goodspeed’s “Cabaret,” though I question some of the director’s choices.
The Connecticut Critics Circle gave multiple award nominations to productions of “Falsettoland,” “Doubt,” “Walden,” “Five Guys named Moe,” “Next to Normal,” and “Smokey Joe’s Cafe,”
By Karen Isaacs Thrillers – particularly on stage or film – should cause audiences to gasp at the unexpected turns
Audiences will enjoy Goodspeed’s “Cabaret,” though I question some of the director’s choices.
By Karen Isaacs Abolition and Universal Suffrage were two major causes that galvanized Americans from the 1840s to the 20th
By Karen Isaacs A Strange Loop, the musical now on Broadway, won the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 2020 and
By Karen Isaacs Academic ethics, ecology and relationships play major roles in Queen now at Long Wharf Theatre through Sunday,
By Karen Isaacs Do fences make for good neighbors? Gardens? Ivoryton Playhouse’s excellent production of Native Gardens through Sunday, June
By Karen Isaacs What did you learn in school about Native Americans? I remember only a few things – about
By Karen Isaacs Sometimes you see a play and days later you are still trying to figure it out. That’s
Photos by T. Charles Erickson. By Karen Isaacs Growing up, many girls spend hours imagining their “perfect wedding” and then,
Two on the Aisle 