Review: Undermain’s ‘The Skin of Our Teeth’ holds a mirror to the ages
A noted playwright already for Our Town in 1938, Thornton Wilder went off the rails for his 1942…
Review: Amphibian/STT’s ‘Bull in a China Shop’ shines bright with queer romance and female agency
The L word at Amphibian Stage goes all the way back to 1901 New England. In Bull in…
Review: Lyric Stage gives a whole lotta love with ‘Little Women’
View Post↗ How Little Women works as a musical is beyond me even though every book, musical and…
Review: Undermain’s ‘Action’ brings an unsettling emptiness that was also kinda gross
Undermain Theatre opened Sam Shepard’s Action on Nov. 6, an early play by the prolific writer. At less…
Review: Second Thought’s thriller ‘Incarnate’ may not scare, but demands attention
This season, Second Thought Theatre successfully pulled off a slate of world premiere shows by local playwrights. With…
Review: FMT’s ‘Into the Woods’ is a magical journey filled with massive talents
Into the Woods is no mere musical. The Stephen Sondheim/James Lapine masterpiece is a profound, layered theatrical experience…