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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What Will Theater Look Like in 2021?
By Karen Isaacs As the pandemic tightened its grip on Connecticut earlier this year, many of the rest of us
Connecticut Theater Offerings Will Encourage You to Get Out of Your House
By Karen Isaacs Resist the urge to hibernate during the dark, cold wintery days. If you do, you will
The Audience Questions Suspects in “Shear Madness” at Ivoryton
By Karen Isaacs It’s rare for a show to run decades – Phantom of the Opera and Chicago has done
The Numbers Tell the Story for Fall Connecticut Theater
By Karen Isaacs One, two, three, six and 22. A math puzzle? No – just a list of what happening
“Cabaret” at Ivoryton Chillingly Resembles Today
Photos by Jonathan Steele By Karen Isaacs Cabaret which is now at Ivoryton Playhouse through Sunday, Sept. 1 has
A Delightful and Intimate Mamma Mia! at Ivoryton
By Karen Isaacs Mamma Mia is getting its second production in one month; yet the two are totally different. The
My Summer Theater Choices – What Productions I Want to See
Summer Theater in Connecticut – New Works and Old Favorites By Karen Isaacs Too many difficult choices – too much
Great Theater Doesn’t Take a Vacation in Connecticut — Summer Features Brand New Works and Old Favorites
Read the Productions on the Top of My List By Karen Isaacs Connecticut theater doesn’t take a summer vacation. While
Ivoryton Effectively Up-dates ‘70s Godspell
By Karen Isaacs Remember the early ‘70s? The hippies, yippies and the flower children? The folk craze that was still
