“Tru” at MTC Closes an Ambitious Season
By Karen Isaacs MTC in Norwalk has been one of the intrepid theaters in Connecticut that has done live productions.
Category: 2020-21 CT Theater
TW Production of The Sound Inside Is Very Good, Though It Can’t Hide the Play’s Faults
By Karen Isaacs The Sound Inside —The production is good, but the play is irritating. The play by Anthony Rapp
John Cullum Knows How to Tell a Good Story
By Karen Isaacs How does it happen? How does an actor from Tennessee arrive in NYC and create a career
A ‘30s Comedy Becomes a Comment on Our Lives Today at Playhouse on Park
Who would think that Act 2 of Noel Coward”s Private Lives could could comment on relationships in our quartantined environment?
Fine Acting, Directing and a Terrific Set Make MTC’s “Becoming Dr. Ruth” Worth Seeing
Photos bny Alex Mongillo. By Karen Isaacs Becoming Dr. Ruth is the current one-person show that MTC is performing both
Help and Hope for Connecticut Theaters
State and Federal Funding Providing Help to Arts Organizations in Connecticut By Karen Isaacs Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont announced $9
Looking Back on 2020
By Karen Isaacs Who would have predicted that as 2021 begins we would be concerned with the financial health of
Still Time to Stream Three Enjoyable Productions
Make sure you stream these three productions – two end Jan. 3.
MTC Produces a Pared Down “It’s a Wonderful Life” for the Holidays
So, for the holiday season they decided to present the theater piece by Joe Landy, that imagines a radio station in the 1940s producing and airing It’s a Wonderful Life. It streams live through Dec. 20.
Irish Rep’s “Meet Me in St. Louis” – Sweet and Heart-Warming
By Karen Isaacs In the mood for a sweet, heart-warming musical that has only a tangential connection to Christmas? Meet
