The Hits & Misses of the 2016-17 Connecticut Theater Season
By Karen Isaacs Connecticut’s professional theaters produced over 40 shows from June 2016 to the end of May 2017; plus
NYC and Connecticut Theater News and Reviews
By Karen Isaacs Connecticut’s professional theaters produced over 40 shows from June 2016 to the end of May 2017; plus
By Karen Isaacs In September 1993, an event occurred in the White House Rose Garden that gave the world
By Karen Isaacs Authors have, for decades, attempted to write sequels to classic works. It’s tricky business with many questions
By Karen Isaacs Movies into Broadway musicals. The trend continues with Groundhog Day starring Andy Karl. The musical will not
By Karen Isaacs “Indecent,” the new play by Paula Vogel blends music, dance, song, scenes from the famous Yiddish play
By Karen Isaacs Take two Broadway stars – both genuine stars beloved by musical fanatics and a story of two
By Karen Isaacs Thank heavens for Kevin Kline! His performance in the revival of Noel Coward’s Present Laughter, now at
By Karen Isaacs A clever idea that goes on for two hours when it would work best if it were
By Karen Isaacs Charming is a word that can sometimes be used to damn something with faint praise. Amélie, the
By Karen Isaacs “Sweat” – Lynn Nottage’s new play that has transferred from off-Broadway is a chilling tale of the