Playing Around

In the 1880s south, families commonly depended on washerwomen to clean apparel and household linen. Though most customers were White, [...]

Why do Vincent Van Gogh and his artwork continue to fascinate?  Was it his bold use of colors, or the way his brushstrokes and swirly [...]

Long a fan of Irish Repertory Theater, this is my second attendance at one of its annual galas. Charlotte Moore and Ciarán O’Reilly know [...]

Star-crossed lovers, good and evil, and the power of music lead the plot of this heartfelt, if generic folklore meets hip/hop musical. [...]

Edith Piaf is not widely known today. A French—but genuinely transatlantic—celebrity in the years after World War II, she was tiny [...]

I’d be tempted to call this a perfect production were it not for the haunting Leonard Cohen quote, “There’s a crack in everything, [...]

The collaboration of John Kander and Fred Ebb spanned over four decades producing musicals that helped shape the landscape of musical [...]

Originally produced in 1969, taking place in the 1950s, Lonne Elder III’s Ceremonies In Dark Old Men may be an historical chronicle, but [...]