My Top Ten Connecticut Shows in 2017 Plus the Runners-Up — What do you think?
By Karen Isaacs Next to Normal at TheaterWorks. You could criticize practically nothing in this production. Rob Ruggiero cast
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“The Chosen” at Long Wharf Is a Coming-of-Age Drama
By Karen Isaacs Two boys and two fathers. Aaron Posner, in his revised adaptation of Chaim Potok’s The Chosen now
Jane Alexander, Judith Ivey & Denis Ardnt Shine in Long Wharf’s “Fireflies”
By Karen Isaacs It’s all about the acting. Fireflies by Matthew Barber which is now at Long Wharf through Nov. 5
“Napoli, Brooklyn” – Attempts More than It Achieves
By Karen Isaacs Napoli, Brooklyn is getting its world premiere on Long Wharf’s main stage through March 12 in a
Beckett’s Endgame Is Spinach for the Mind
By Karen Isaacs Any serious student of theater acknowledges that Samuel Beckett is a major playwright of the 20th century.
Is Greed Still Good? Long Wharf’s “Other People’s Money” Explores Corporate Raiders
By Karen Isaacs Other People’s Money by Jerry Sterner now at Long Wharf Theatre through December 18, is a play
“Meteor Showers” Reflects Steve Martin’s Quirky Intellect
By Karen Isaacs Watching Meteor Showers, the world premiere play by Steve Martin now at Long Wharf through October 23,
Long Wharf’s Artistic Directors Look Back on 50 Years
By Karen Isaacs The four artistic directors who have helped Long Wharf Theater win acclaim during its 50 years history,
Long Wharf’s “The Second Mrs. Wilson” — Avoids the Real Issues
By Karen Isaacs Edith Galt Wilson has sometimes been termed “the first female President” for how she shielded her husband
Ideas and Fun Abound in Long Wharf’s ‘Picasso at Lapin Agile’
By Karen Isaacs Watching and listening to the ideas ricochet around the Long Wharf stage in its fine production of
Two on the Aisle 