My Summer Theater Choices – What Productions I Want to See
Summer Theater in Connecticut – New Works and Old Favorites By Karen Isaacs Too many difficult choices – too much
My Summer Theater Choices – What Productions I Want to See
Summer Theater in Connecticut – New Works and Old Favorites By Karen Isaacs Too many difficult choices – too much
Great Theater Doesn’t Take a Vacation in Connecticut — Summer Features Brand New Works and Old Favorites
Read the Productions on the Top of My List By Karen Isaacs Connecticut theater doesn’t take a summer vacation. While
“Waitress” at the Bushnell Shows Women taking Charge of Their Lives
By Karen Isaacs Once again, the sound design/sound system created a barrier to enjoying Waitress, the Broadway musical now at
“Skeleton Crew” at Westport Concludes Morrisseau’s Detroit Trilogy
By Karen Isaacs Skeleton Crew, the third play in Dominique Morriseau’s Detroit Trilogy is on stage at Westport Country Playhouse
First “Mamma Mia!” Production of Summer Is Enjoyable Fun at UConn
By Karen Isaacs Mamma Mia is getting two productions in Connecticut this summer; they don’t overlap but there is only
Connecticut Critics Give ‘A Flea in Her Ear,’ ‘Music Man’ Top Honors
All photos by Mara Lavitt The classic French farce “A Flea in Her Ear” at the Westport Country Playhouse and
What “Actually” Happened in that Dorm Room? TheaterWorks New Production Explores the Complexities of College Life
By Karen Isaacs The college environment has changed drastically from when many of us attended. Now freshman orientation includes much
York Theatre’s Revival of “Enter Laughing” Is Great Fun
Photos by Carol Rosegg By Karen Isaacs Carl Reiner is a funny man. So when he wrote a novel that
ACT-CT Produces Enjoyable “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee”
By Karen Isaacs When I first saw The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee in the Berkshires in 2004, I
Outer Critics Circle Honors “Hadestown,” Bryan Cranston, Santino Fontana and More at Awards Ceremony
All photos by Barry Gordin Before the Tony winners are announced, Outer Critics Circle celebrated the theatre’s outstanding productions at
