Washington Post
At Rep Stage, A History Of Violence
Vietnam & Gulf War Atrocities Live On in 'Heart of America'
Philadelphia Inquirer
Albee pays homage to Nevelson
Hardly anybody saw Edward Albee's Occupant at Signature Theatre in 2002; its star, Anne Bancroft, fell ill during previews and the show never officially opened. So this reprise/premiere is a major event in a season filled with Albee ....
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
'Odd Couple' is textbook comedyThe Pittsburgh Public Theater's production of Neil Simon's "The Odd Couple" is a dependably funny comedy that offers frequent and abundant laughs. That's both its strength and its biggest flaw.
Boston Globe
Stages: Live from Williamstown
Chicago Tribune
Wegrzyn's 'Psalms of a Questionable Nature' dissolves into metaphor
Theater goes au naturale
Stage ticker
Chicago Tribune - Theater Loop Blog
Acrobatic Cirque Shanghai ups its game on Navy Pier this summer
Well, it took รข€™em three years, but Navy Pier finally has a summertime, family-oriented, international circus attraction of a quality that befits a city vying for the right to hold the Olympic Games. To the credit of the...
Chicago Sun-Times
Cirque Shanghai: Really neat feats
Rialto announces ’08-’09 Broadway season [in Joliet]
Daily Herald
Contrived 'First Breeze' fails to stir
'Gas for Less' touching story
Minneapolis Star-Tribune
'Our Town' learns to sing
The classic reverie on life in a small town takes on the histrionic needs of opera.
Pride Source (Michigan)
Theater: alive, well and sizzling in June
Ann Arbor News
A2CT farce truly is 'Funny' Cast has a great time with Sondheim's musical
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Millie's bob says a lot
Dallas Morning News
Playwright Zayd Dohrn breaking out of pack
The folks at Kitchen Dog Theater think Zayd Dohrn is about to break out of the pack as a playwright, beginning with the rolling world premiere of Sick currently playing at the McKinney Avenue Contemporary. If his plays get his name out there, though, it won't be anything new to him. He has been living his life in public from the start.
'Oldest Living Graduate' is wonderful play, wonderfully done
After 30-odd years, I remembered how funny The Oldest Living Graduate was. What I forgot is how touchingly poetic it is.
Arizona Republic
'Reefer Madness'
Nearly Naked Theatre serves up another round of show tunes for the counterculture with Reefer Madness. It tells how a single hit of marijuana turns innocent teenagers into hardened, insane criminals.
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