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Brighton Beach Memoirs
By Michael Portantiere · Jun 25, 2003 · Cape Cod
Throughout its 77-year history, the Cape Playhouse in Dennis, Massachusetts has played host to a dazzling array of stars; the theater's lobby walls are adorned with posters of past shows headlined by ...
It's All True
By Caroline Burlingham Ellis · Feb 19, 2003 · Boston
It's All True is a riveting play based on the true story of theater legend Orson Welles's attempt to get a controversial, pro-union play in front of an audience despite threats from the Works Progres...
The Real Thing
By Ben Winters · May 16, 2002 · Boston
There are moments in Tom Stoppard's The Real Thing, now midway through a delightful run at the New Repertory Theatre outside of Boston, when the author really challenges us to retain empathy for the ...
Bailegangaire
By Brooke Pierce · Feb 22, 2002 · Boston
Storytelling is something the Irish are famous for having perfected...and they're not too shabby at drama, either. In Tom Murphy's play Bailegangaire, the latest offering by the Súgán ...
The Wild Party
By Brooke Pierce · Feb 22, 2002 · Boston
SpeakEasy Stage Company, best known for presenting the Boston premieres of new musicals, is currently offering the first production of Michael John LaChiusa's The Wild Party since the show closed on ...
A New Beginning With Dead End
By Scott Edmiston · Sep 13, 2000 · Boston
The Huntington Theatre Company and its new artistic director, Nicholas Martin, present a rarely revived American classic.
Seussically Speaking
By David Finkle · Aug 14, 2000 · Boston
An advance look at one of the most eagerly awaited musicals of the new season.
Remember the Lyric
By Lynda Sturner · Aug 1, 2000 · Boston
Spiro Veloudos of the Lyric Stage Company chats with Lynda Sturner about the theater's growth and development.
MA, VT, NH, ME
By Caroline Nesbitt · Aug 1, 2000 · Boston
The hills are alive--and so are the Cape, the coast, and the islands--with summer theater. Caroline Nesbitt takes stock of the situation in New England.
King Hedley II
By Iris Fanger · Jun 13, 2000 · Boston
August Wilson's ambitious undertaking of writing a drama for each decade of the 20th century about the African-American experience has taken on many of the attributes of Richard Wagner's Ring cycl...
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