Not So Great Gatsby: Thanks, Mom
Dear Nick, I opened the door and dropped my gym bag in the front hall as always. We had a late basketball practice so I had been at the high […]
Events:
The Flower, The Labor, and The Sea
September 27, 2025 - June 28, 2026
Beach Slang Rocks The Met On May 12
Some bands have an objective of capturing the moment. They artistically infuse the thrills of live music into their sound and they become an energetic juggernaut. Carrying the punk flag […]
P-Knot: Leading Healthy Lives
Ethan Plante’s passion is to educate people to help them lead healthy lives through mind, body and (especially) spirit. His massage roller, the P-Knot, is his tool. Massage rollers have […]
Album Of The Week: Gorillaz’s Humanz
Being a virtual band, Gorillaz definitely have a look that comes with their music. 2-D is short, lanky and goofy, Murdoc Niccals looks like a cross between Frankenstein and Keith […]
The Clean House Charms Audiences
It’s a bold move for a play to begin with a joke told in Portuguese and offer no translation to the audience. But that’s just what The Clean House, currently […]
I Love… What’s His Name? A Modern Take on a Modern Conundrum
Directed by Rachel Hanauer and co-created by she and Jeff Blanchette (both of whom were lead actors in the production, alongside co-stars Sarah Dunn and Angela Jajko), I […]
Young Frankenstein Is a Monster Smash
Young Frankenstein is a cheerfully silly musical featuring excellent performances and superb choreography, performed May 5 through 7 at the Stadium Theatre. The show was adapted from the 1974 […]
The Lenny Schwartz Legacy: Celebrating the Big 4-0 at Arctic
It’s always a treat to head to The Arctic Playhouse, and it is especially nice when the show on the stage is a Daydream Theatre production, the resident theater […]
Faithful Cheaters Will Make Your Sides Ache
I love seeing new theater, mainly because I never know what to expect! Sure something can be billed as a comedy, but maybe it’s not that funny. Something can be […]
Lonely Planet Is Not to Be Missed
Counter-Productions Theatre Company has a history of choosing relevant plays that create discussion. Their latest production, Lonely Planet by Steven Dietz, does not disappoint. You don’t want to miss this […]