Hub Theatre’s production of Failure: A Love Story continues the Hub’s winning tradition of producing shows that are singular, artistically fanciful, and acted with heart and intelligence.
For great Broadway quality, family friendly entertainment, make it a point to catch this show while you can. You will have a Wicked good time.
The New York-based Fiasco Theater’s production of The Two Gentlemen of Verona currently at the Folger is just great fun.
There are times when a script may just “read” better on the page, than as a full-scale, live theatrical production.
Overall, Firehouse Theatre’s A Streetcar Named Desire makes for an interesting character study with a mixed bag of innovative touches and some strong performances.
In a taut, one actor, one-act The Thousandth Night by Carol Wolf the poised Kyd takes on about three dozen roles beyond just de Bonheur to draw us into a world of ever-increasing fear and suspense that permeates MetroStage’s production.
The show has some great technical elements, including the awesome choice to have it actually rain on the stage.
To see or not to see, THAT is the question; and unquestionably this clever and creative comedy makes for a quality evening of entertainment.
Given its acting and technical virtues, the TACT production is not simply a piece of historical and cultural commentary but a lively, highly engaging theatrical experience.
As we enter April and our own long drab winter, step away from “Downtown Abbey” and watch live English comedy at its best at CAT Theatre.