Long Wharf Tries Something New: The Performances Work, the Venue Doesn’t
By Karen Isaacs Long Wharf, which is trying to recreate itself, is presenting something that runs more than a few
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A Look Back at 2022 – My Favorite Shows
By Karen Isaacs The Best of 2022 Here’s my list of the best Connecticut productions I saw this year. Instead
‘Falsettoland,’ ‘The Chinese Lady,’ and ‘Lost in Yonkers’ Top Connecticut Critics Circle Nominations
The Connecticut Critics Circle gave multiple award nominations to productions of “Falsettoland,” “Doubt,” “Walden,” “Five Guys named Moe,” “Next to Normal,” and “Smokey Joe’s Cafe,”
Ecology, Academia and Research Ethics Explored in Long Wharf’s Fascinating “Queen”
By Karen Isaacs Academic ethics, ecology and relationships play major roles in Queen now at Long Wharf Theatre through Sunday,
Heritage vs. Money – “Dream Hou$e” at Long Wharf Explores the Dilemma
The world premier Dream Hou$e takes us behind the scenes of both a family and a TV sell-your-house show.
Long Wharf Returns to “Fires in the Mirror;” Almost 30 Years Later It Is Still Relevant
By Karen Isaacs Fires in the Mirror, now at Long Wharf through Sunday, Feb. 6, is an early work by
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
Looking Back on 2020
By Karen Isaacs Who would have predicted that as 2021 begins we would be concerned with the financial health of
Long Wharf Tells a Fascinating True Story in “I Am My Own Wife”
By Karen Isaacs Even the simplest human being is complicated and Charlotte von Mahlsdorf, the central character in I Am
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
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