‘Adversity Engenders Creativity’
By Karen Isaacs Someday this current health related crisis will be under control. With all of the uncertainty and havoc
Author: Two on the Aisle
Ever since I saw my first live theater performance -- at the ripe old age of 4 -- I've been hooked,. Since then I've been an avid theater goer and for more than 30 years, a theater critics. I'm a founding member of the Connecticut Critics Circle and a member of the Outer Critics Circle. In addition to a career in journalism, marketing and public relations -- and as a University instructor in those fields -- I have also performed in musicals and cabaret.
What Happens Next for Connecticut Theater?
By Karen Isaacs I went to see Girl from the North Country on Broadway on March 12, and the theater was full.
Jane Eyre, the Heroine, Is a Truly Independent Woman Caught Up in a Gothic Novel
By Karen Isaacs As a teenager reading Charlotte Brontë’s Jane Eyre, I was caught up in the story of the
This Production of Hamill’s “Pride & Prejudice” Is More Enjoyable
By Karen Isaacs After seeing Playhouse on Park’s production of Pride & Prejudice, it was clear how important a director
Long Wharf Tells a Fascinating True Story in “I Am My Own Wife”
By Karen Isaacs Even the simplest human being is complicated and Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, the central character in I Am
“Grand Horizons” Features a Fine Cast but Annoying Characters
By Karen Isaacs About ten minutes in to Grand Horizons by Bess Wohl, the play currently at the Helen Hayes
“Godspell” at ACT-CT Has a Good Cast But Some Misguided Concept Decisions
By Karen Isaacs Just because you can do something, should you do it? Not necessarily. Watching the “revised” version of
Lifespan of a Fact at TheaterWorks Explores When Do Facts Tell the Story?
By Karen Isaacs The central question in Lifespan of a Fact which is getting a magnificent production at TheaterWorks in
