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
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Connecticut Theaters Taking Different Approaches to Their Seasons
Artistic Directors and Producers Talk About Theater Now and in the Future. By Karen Isaacs Theaters are anxious to resume,
“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
“Little Shop of Horrors” at ACT-CT Is Perfect for the Season
By Karen Isaacs Just in time for the scary season on Halloween, ACT of Connecticut in Ridgefield is presenting a
ACT-CT Produces Enjoyable “The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee”
By Karen Isaacs When I first saw The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee in the Berkshires in 2004, I
‘Twelfth Night,’ ‘The Music Man’ Top Connecticut Critics Circle Nominations
Yale Repertory Theatre’s Afro-futuristic “Twelfth Night” and Goodspeed Musical’s nostalgic “The Music Man” lead the shows nominated for the 29th
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
Connecticut Theater Goers Should Have Difficulty Choosing among Up-coming Productions This Spring
By Karen Isaacs Connecticut might be a small state, certainly in square miles (it is the third smallest behind
“Evita” in Ridgefield Overwhelms You with Effects
By Karen Isaacs I wasn’t deaf when I walked into the sparkling new theater for ACT (A Contemporary Theatre) –Connecticut
