Guest Blog: Choose the props for a Parisian theatre festival
Can it really be only seven months? I’m pretty familiar with how living in a foreign city can do strange things with time – how the density of experience spe...
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Review: King Charles III, Music Box Theatre
What if Shakespeare wrote about today’s royals, rather than kings from the sixteenth century and earlier? That’s the premise posited by King Charles III, a five...
Review: Fiddler on the Roof, Broadway Theatre
Fiddler on the Roof has been produced by countless schools and community theatres since it premiered in 1964, and it’s currently appearing in its fifth revival ...
Review: School of Rock, Winter Garden Theatre
School of Rock, the stage musical, shouldn’t work as well as it does. The creative forces behind the show are all so disparate that it seems more like someon...
Review: The King and I, Lincoln Center Theater
The King and I is everything a classic musical should be. In director Bartlett Sher’s beautiful production, now playing at Broadway’s Vivian Beaumont Theater at...
Review: Dancehall, Samuel Beckett Theatre
Ireland has an incredibly interesting historical relationship to dance - most notably the 1935 Public Dancehalls Act, which censored Ireland’s social scene base...