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
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2018-19 Connecticut Theater Season Looks Interesting. “Hamilton” Is Coming!
By Karen Isaacs It’s the year of Hamilton arriving in Connecticut. That’s the big news. As ever year, certain productions
The Age of Innocence, Rags Tops 28th Annual Connecticut Critics Awards
The world premiere of Hartford Stage’s The Age of Innocence and a revised version of the musical Rags from Goodspeed
Inside notes and comments about Connecticut and New York Professional Theater By Karen Isaacs A Dangerous Title: Calling a show
2014 – 2015 Connecticut Critics Circle Nominations and Winners
Complete list of nominations for the Connecticut Critics Circle Awards with winners in bold. Outstanding Sound Design David Budries –
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
‘Camelot’, ‘Little Shop of Horrors,’ Hartford Stage & Long Wharf Next Year and More.
Inside notes and comments about Connecticut and New York Professional Theater By Karen Isaacs A Plant Gone Wild: MTC in
Godspeed’s Norma Terris Season, ‘Bad Jews’ at Long Wharf & Broadway Notes
Inside notes and comments about Connecticut and New York Professional Theater By Karen Isaacs Three New Musicals: After a lean
The Best of 2014 in Connecticut and New York
Inside notes and comments about Connecticut and New York Professional Theater By Karen Isaacs It’s that time of year, when
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
