Gender-Switched “Company” Doesn’t Truly Work for Many Reasons
By Karen Isaacs Who would have thought that Company, Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s ground-breaking musical was actually a cross
Gender-Switched “Company” Doesn’t Truly Work for Many Reasons
By Karen Isaacs Who would have thought that Company, Stephen Sondheim and George Furth’s ground-breaking musical was actually a cross
“Flying Over Sunset” – That Rarity – An Original Musical Is Quirky
By Karen Isaacs Broadway offers so few truly original musicals, that you have to applaud Lincoln Center for producing Flying
Hartford Stage’s “It’s a Wonderful Life – a live radio play” Is A Gift to Audiences
By Karen Isaacs Hartford Stage has given us another holiday present that would be great to see multiple times. It’s
“Christmas on the Rocks” at TheaterWorks Is Funnier than Ever
By Karen Isaacs I had forgotten just how delightful and funny Christmas on the Rocks was until I saw this
Ivoryton’s “A Christmas Survival Guide” Uses Laughs and Music to Help Us Destress
By Karen Isaacs Stress seems a hallmark of the holiday season, along with feelings that can range from joy to
Jane Austen’s Bennet Family Continue the Story with the Delightful “Miss Bennet – Christmas at Pemberley” at Playhouse on Park
By Karen Isaacs The popularity of author Jane Austen, and in particular her novel Pride and Prejudice has spawned a
Ivoryton and Other Connecticut Theaters Offer New Options for Holiday Theater-Going
By Karen Isaacs Are you anticipating the holiday rush with pleasure? Or are you already feeling stressed? No matter your
A Star Turn in “Caroline, or Change” Heats Up a Surprisingly Cool Revival
By Karen Isaacs Sharon D. Clarke is giving a star turn as the lead in the Broadway revival of Caroline,
Tony-winner “The Band’s Visit” Enchants at the Bushnell
By Karen Isaacs The Band’s Visit which is now at the Bushnell through Sunday, Nov. 21 was the surprise award
“Mrs. Warren’s Profession” – Fine Cast and Direction Makes for a Delightful Production
By Karen Isaacs I love George Bernard Shaw’s plays and Mrs. Warren’s Profession is one of my top five. Currrently
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