Another “A Doll’s House – Part 2” Distracts and Puzzles the Audience
By Karen Isaacs Long Wharf is ending its season with the second Connecticut production of A Doll’s House – Part
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Theater reviews for Connecticut and New York.
The Music Man at Goodspeed Is a Tuneful Delight for Audiences of All Ages
By Karen Isaacs If there is trouble on the Goodspeed stage, is is only the new pool table in River
World Premiere at Yale Rep Tries to Tell Story of Women Civil Rights Activists
By Karen Isaacs Cadillac Crew, the world premiere play by Tori Sampson, now at Yale Rep through Saturday, May 18,
“Hadestown” Wowed the Tony Nominators – Me? Not So Much
By Karen Isaacs While jukebox musicals continue to proliferate, we now have Broadway musicals based on concept CDs. Hadestown is
Ivoryton’s Stage Adaptation of Well-Known Film Is Caught in a Time Warp
By Karen Isaacs How do you take a popular film from more than 50 years ago and turn it into
“Come From Away” –Make Sure You See It at the Bushnell
By Karen Isaacs Now, more than ever, it seems we need things that remind us of the innate goodness of
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
