Tag Archives: theater

A master class about life, love and personal triumph over hardship from the perspective of an amazing woman you only thought you knew.

A remarkable portrayal of, and tribute to, the legendary Billie Holiday runs for just a few more weeks Off-Broadway.

This was a fine rendering of Genet's work examining the dynamics of power relationships, with hints of sadism and masochism.

A hard-hitting reporter and a green screenwriter collaborate to put an interesting spin on the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.

A musical about spiritual and homely values, the mythic journey and the wisdom of experience, in both Scotland and America.

'Mostly, I've tried to keep the story moving briskly and quickly so everyone can be out of the theatre early for ice cream.'

This sardonic comedy swipes at our need to control others and our masochistic desire to be controlled.

Transposed to New Orleans, the French classic still poses difficult questions about action and inaction, masters and servants.

Inventive puppetry propels this story of an aging God who conceives a new project: to re-create mankind.

This thoroughly enjoyable farce picks up where Noël Coward left off, but with a female character in charge.