Regina Taylor’s CROWNS is an entertaining and telling musical about traditions among African-American women

Republished by kind permission from Neals Paper. Vocally, Jenny Lee Stern channels Patsy Cline. The clean, heartfelt sounds register. Physically, I kept seeing Judy Garland and began hoping Stern, a known…

Frank Ferrante can turn into his boyhood and current idol, Groucho Marx, on a dime.

What? Him again? Yes and no.

This treacly throwback neither titillates nor liberates.

Tony Braithwaite did it again with another original show

Larry Shue’s 1979 farce has seen better days.

2018 is Leonard Bernstein’s centenary, and theaters around the country are programming his greatest works in his honor. Delaware County’s Media Theatre has taken the safe approach of presenting perhaps…

A sense of familiarity permeates THE PRISONER OF ZENDA, Matt Tallman’s adaptation of Anthony Hope’s novel of intrigue, adventure, and mistaken identity

Written by Welshman Dylan Thomas in the 1950s, A CHILD’S CHRISTMAS IN WALES is every nostalgic Christmas trope with song thrown in, and it’s totally delightful.

Noel Hanley’s masterful treatment of Neil Simon’s RUMORS exemplifies a farce done right.

HANDLE WITH CARE is brilliantly seasoned with humor—the type found when differing cultures collide.

It’s difficult to tell which actor provides the most comic energy in Damon Bonetti’s lively and funny production of this farce

Republished by kind permission from Neals Paper. Lightning, alas, did not strike two years in a row when it came to Pennsylvania Shakespeare’s grand experiment of mounting one of the…

Nothing beats watching actors at the top of their game biting into crunchy material and whipping it into a tasty delight.

The emphasis is on the physical comedy in David Stradley’s production

Republished by kind permission from Neals Paper. Jesse Cline has a knack for bringing out the best in performers and is especially good at developing young talent. Jason Robert Brown’s…

Republished by kind permission from Neals Paper. Bruce Graham is having the most magnificent year of his playwriting career. His new works so far in 2016, Funnyman and WHITE GUY…

Adapting Truman Capote’s Breakfast at Tiffany’s but not pulling verbatim from the novella, three playwrights have created a special experience in a Point Breeze row home.

New York City deputy mayor Charlie Brock and his wife Myra are hosting a posh party, but something is amiss.