May 24, 2013
If anything can attract the much-needed younger theater audience it most likely will be Pantochino Production’s first show in its new "After Dark" series at the Arts Hall in New Haven, Conn.
Give the public what it wants and it’ll show up in droves. That’s what Norwich’s Spirit of Broadway Theater must have had in mind when it decided to present “Desperate Measures.”
“I Loved, I Lost, I Made Spaghetti” is the perfect recipe to fill theaters around the world forever for the humor is based in truth.
You’ve loved. You’ve lost. Is that really better than to have never loved at all?
Infographic: The cost of same-sex marriage bans
What is the cost of not allowing same-sex marriage? In part, it's a financial one, as this infographic shows.
What is the cost of not allowing same-sex marriage? In part, it's a financial one, as this infographic shows.
I Walked (Barely) with a Zombie
“Fasten your seatbelts,” she quoted. “It’s going to be a bumpy night.” A shiver ran down my spine.
“Fasten your seatbelts,” she quoted. “It’s going to be a bumpy night.” A shiver ran down my spine.
NOM’s Marriage Strategy: The cynical art of being wholesome
Mostly it serves as confirmation that NOM and its clones are not the grassroots, Church bake-sale folks they’d like us to think they are.
Mostly it serves as confirmation that NOM and its clones are not the grassroots, Church bake-sale folks they’d like us to think they are.
The Obama administration and many others would like to see any such subsidies to the oil industry stripped completely.
Clean Air Ambassadors are everyday folks from across the U.S. who have committed to speaking up for everyone’s right to breathe clean, healthy air.
It’s a given that all men are going to have a mid-life crisis, but it’s seldom as funny as depicted in prolific comedy playwright Neil Simon’s “The Last of the Red Hot Lovers.
“Mame,” the 1966 Broadway hit with music and lyrics by Jerry Herman, is a jazzy, pizzazz-y musical comedy with a stellar cast and an orchestra hitting all the right notes.
You don’t have to travel to Manhattan to enjoy Broadway’s greatest composers, lyricists and talented performers because it’s all happening at the Mohegan Sun Cabaret on Friday.
A drum-and-bass duo originally hailing from Tel Aviv, the pair had an electric presence on the stage.
We had a chance to chat with them recently, just after they completed the first leg of their tour.
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