Kelli O’Hara and Will Chase Shine in “Kiss Me, Kate”
By Karen Isaacs The aftermath of @MeToo has caused problems for theaters producing many classic works. How much do you
Kelli O’Hara and Will Chase Shine in “Kiss Me, Kate”
By Karen Isaacs The aftermath of @MeToo has caused problems for theaters producing many classic works. How much do you
“GirlFriend” at TheaterWorks – If You Loved the CD, You’ll Love the Show
By Karen Isaacs Nothing in Girl Friend now at TheaterWorks in Hartford through Sunday, April 28 will surprise you. It
“Cabaret” at MTC Is Enjoyable Despite Flaws
By Karen Isaacs Cabaret is now at MTC (Music Theatre of Connecticut) in Norwalk through Sunday, April 14. This production
If You Love Burt Bacharach’s Music, You’ll Find Ivoryton’s “Burt & Me” Charming
By Karen Isaacs Burt Bacharach with Hal Davis provided the soft rock sound track of the ‘60s and ’70 with
Yale’s Multi-Media Production of “Twelfth Night” Adds & Detracts from the Play
By Karen Isaacs Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night is one of his most performed comedies. The production now at Yale Rep through
“Beautiful” – A Delightful Jukebox Musical at the Bushnell
By Karen Isaacs Carole King is an icon of the singer-songwriters on the 1970s when her album Tapestry spent six
If You See Just One Play on Broadway, Make It “To Kill a Mockingbird”
By Karen Isaacs Has anyone not either read or seen the film of To Kill a Mockingbird? No matter whether
Most Will Recognize the People in Seven Angels’ Production of “First Date”
By Karen Isaacs First Date the small musical now at Seven Angels Theater in Waterbury through April 7 would have
Irish Rep Focusing on O’Casey with fine “Shadow of a Gunman”
By Karen Isaacs Sean O’Casey is one of Ireland’s greatest playwrights and the Irish Rep this spring is producing three
Detroit Was In Flames as One Family Tries to Survive in Hartford Stage’s Detroit ‘67
By Karen Isaacs It is sometimes said that there are only four or five plots in the world, and that
