Tag Archives: theatre

"I've always enjoyed storytelling," says actor Scott Kyle, who serves as Manager/Artistic Director at the Regal Community Theatre.

The famed playwright's colorful characters come to vibrant life in the Classic's new production.

The dual-language version of the Disney musical is ideal viewing for kids of all ages.

The Playhouse San Antonio presents a wonderfully entertaining production of the Tony-winning musical comedy.

Marvelous performances light up this too-long two-hander about what might happen when two people who've lived much of their adult lives in their own worlds are sent to a mental health facility to receive an experimental cure.

As a 'Ragtime' newbie, I wondered how E.L. Doctorow's three connected stories of early-20th-century America fit together in a musical theater context. The answer, on the evidence of this fine new production, is: brilliantly.

A longtime bartender's fury at nearly everyone, from NYC health inspectors to an intrusive and homophobic landlady, recollected in tranquility and conveyed with measured energy and often at breakneck speed, delivers not bitterness but symphonic tension and release – and laughs galore.

Heather Massie resurrects the screen legend to gratefully address an audience that's finally asking "the right questions" – not about Hedy Lamarr's legendary beauty, her many marriages, the sex and nudity in her controversial 1933 film Ecstasy, or her post-career arrests for shoplifting, but about her mind.

David Tennant returns to the West End in Patrick Marber's contemporary take on the famous womanizer.

The tale of Broadway's first lesbian kiss, nearly a century ago – and of one unique and strangely representative facet of the infinitely complex tale of the Jews of Europe and their migration to America.