Families Reconnecting and Guilt – “A Shayna Maidel” at Playhouse on Park Explores It All
By Karen Isaacs Family crises are often thought of in terms of divorce, feuds and deaths. But what happens to
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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
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
‘Twelfth Night,’ ‘The Music Man’ Top Connecticut Critics Circle Nominations
Yale Repertory Theatre’s Afro-futuristic “Twelfth Night” and Goodspeed Musical’s nostalgic “The Music Man” lead the shows nominated for the 29th
“The Revolutionists” at Playhouse on Park – Women Redefining Themselves during the French Revolution.
By Karen Isaacs Is it a play within a play? A play about writing a play? A fantasy? The Revolutionists
Mostly Revivals and Musicals on My Top Ten Lists for 2018
By Karen Isaacs /As I was looking back on the theater I’ve seen, like many, I wanted to
A Peter Pan Prequel That Doesn’t Enchant at Playhouse on Park
By Karen Isaacs Peter Pan has become an obsession with playwrights and filmmakers in the last 20 years or so.
“In the Heights” at Playhouse on Park Well Worth Seeing
By Karen Isaacs In the Height by Lin-Manuel Miranda (music and lyrics) and Quiara Alegría Hudes (book) made Broadway sit
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
