Above all, have fun writing your reviews.

Bristol Riverside Theatre’s snazzy Next to Normal leaves reviewer Josh Herren cold.

Plays in Philadelphia this November

Previewing RABBIT PUNCH, two nights of short, hard, fast theater

No easy answers, no good guys/bad guys; it’s life as we cope with it, only funnier.

Joanie Schultz’s direction centers on masterful and delicate performances by Bebe Neuwirth and John Dossett.

Theater tickets are expensive. What’s a young theater lover in Philadelphia to do? 

It’s very satisfying to see this 1978 play revived; it still speaks to us and to the American condition

An existential, feminist play of wildly mournful keening, filled with rich Ianguage, intense questions, and rueful comedy

The constant menace of teenage ambition hums under the entire production.

Fun, thrilling, and unpredictable. An action movie for the post-superhero world.

Rundown of Philadelphia theater shows onstage this November

There’s ethereal magic to be found in this stripped and reconstituted Victorian Gothic piece

Sunset Over Mulholland Drive is not interested in exploration, only adoration.

A writer in touch with real life—and how scary it can be.

Deeply stirring and mournful, a remarkable accomplishment

Theatrically spectacular but without the marvelous profundity of the source novel

In repertory with their solid production of PLAYBOY OF THE WESTERN WORLD, the company presents three of Synge’s one-acts as THE SYNGE TRIPTYCH.

Mmemories fill a family’s West Philadelphia home like radio waves.

An extended consideration of the new Synge production from Mount Airy’s Quintessence Theatre.