Tag Archives: theatre

Singapore has never had a true repertory theatre before.

This deliciously campy show has so much frenzied, blood-sucking energy the small ArcLight theater can hardly contain it.

India's longest-running English-language play proves that Dance has the power to fracture, but also mend, relationships

Brought to visceral, organic life by the exceptional Isobel Pravda and Saul Reichlin we follow Hana Pravda and Milos Dobry through the events of WWII and the Holocaust and are heartened by their goodness and their truth as they mend their lives and recreate themselves anew.

This weird 1980s jukebox musical is exciting and fun, and the humourous acting along with recognizable rock songs make it one you shouldn't miss.

The third in Libby Skala's trilogy of solo shows dramatizing her own family history engages our emotions while respecting our intelligence and leaving us feeling uplifted.

Ken Ludwig's enduring farce receives a sparkling and laugh-filled production at the Grove Theatre Center in Burbank.

Glorious music overshadows some rickety storytelling in this joyful jukebox musical about "one of the great untold stories of rock and roll."

Though 'Women of Asia' was written 20 years ago, its points about how women are treated are still very much relevant today.

While there is much that works well in the adaptation, for the most part its music is uneven.