Hartford Stage – Two on the Aisle

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

By Karen Isaacs /As I was looking back on the theater I’ve seen, like many, I wanted to

y Karen Isaacs Where is Darko Tresnjak when we need him? Tresnjak, artistic director of Hartford Stage has, during his

By Karen Isaacs Parents tend to delude themselves that children are not aware of the reality beneath the exterior of

By Karen Isaacs It’s the year of Hamilton arriving in Connecticut. That’s the big news. As ever year, certain productions

By Karen Isaacs When I first saw The Pianist of Willesden Lane at Hartford Stage in 2016, I was touched and

The world premiere of Hartford Stage’s The Age of Innocence and a revised version of the musical Rags from Goodspeed

By Karen Isaacs Do you realize how many professional theatrical productions are seen in Connecticut each year? What would be

(Revised from a press release) Hartford Stage’s world premiere of “The Age of Innocence” and Goodspeed’s “Oklahoma!” led the shows

By Karen Isaacs Athol Fugard, the South African playwright has the ability to illuminate universal issues in a way that