If You See Just One Play on Broadway, Make It “To Kill a Mockingbird”
By Karen Isaacs Has anyone not either read or seen the film of To Kill a Mockingbird? No matter whether
Category: Reviews
Theater reviews for Connecticut and New York.
Irish Rep Focusing on O’Casey with fine “Shadow of a Gunman”
By Karen Isaacs Sean O’Casey is one of Ireland’s greatest playwrights and the Irish Rep this spring is producing three
Detroit Was In Flames as One Family Tries to Survive in Hartford Stage’s Detroit ‘67
By Karen Isaacs It is sometimes said that there are only four or five plots in the world, and that
Long Wharf’s Tiny Beautiful Things Is Sweet But Unsatisfying
Photo by T. Charles Erickson By Karen Isaacs Tiny Beautiful Things now at Long Wharf through Sunday, March 10 is
“The Revolutionists” at Playhouse on Park – Women Redefining Themselves during the French Revolution.
By Karen Isaacs Is it a play within a play? A play about writing a play? A fantasy? The Revolutionists
York Theatre’s Musicals in Mufti Series Features Three by Alan Jay Lerner
By Karen Isaacs For 25 years, the York Theatre Company annually has done their “Musicals in Mufti” series featuring little
Revision of “Working” at ACT-CT Tries Hard But Doesn’t Fix the Problems
By Karen Isaacs Working, the musical based on Studs Terkel best seller Working – People Talk about What They do
Musical of “Charlie and the Chocolate Factory” at the Bushnell Will Delight Fans
By Karen Isaacs Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, now at the Bushnell through February 24 is a delight for those
Yale’s “Good Faith” Looks Back at a Controversial New Haven Moment
Photos by Carol Rosegg By Karen Isaacs Good Faith – Four Chats about Race and the New Haven Fire Department
Audiences Will Be “Crazy” about “Always…Patsy Cline” at MTC
Photos by Heather Hayes Always… Patsy Cline is a show that both audiences and theaters love. It’s now at MTC
