Chicago Tribune
"Cirque Shaghai: Gold" vs. Cirque du Soleil's "Kooza": Which cirque is right for you?
'Last Days of Judas' has a few words about guilt
St. Paul Pioneer Press
'Our Town' is moving as an opera, too
Detroit Free Press
The lure of Stratford
The gas alone ran $50; the border crossing, $4.25. Decent seats cost $70-$110, not counting taxes and a U.S.-to-Canadian exchange rate that often dips below par.
'Hamlet' to 'The Music Man': Reviews of 4 shows
Tony Award show highlights
Ann Arbor News
No dog, but a lot of laughter
First things first. There's no canine in the comedy "The Little Dog Laughed,'' with performances starting Thursday at Performance Network Theatre. But there is male nudity, meaning Douglas Carter Beane's laugh-a-minute comedy is for adults only.
Milwaukee Journal-News
Dark ‘August’ looks to roar through Tonys
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Mel at the Muny: Brooks' show opens 90th season
Modern 'Troilus' is tough, lush and 'lovely'
Louisville Courier-Journal
A new approach to 'Julius Caesar'
Cleveland Plain Dealer - Onstage Blog
In 'Jersey Boys,' the Four Seasons get busted in Cleveland; here's the real story
Summer Fun at the Cleveland Play House With "Girls Night" and "Late Nite Catechism 2": Tony Brown Theater Review
Cincinnati Enquirer
St. X grad hoping for Tony
Andy Blankenbuehler will be at Radio City Music Hall tonight, trying to pick up Broadway's biggest honor as choreographer for "In the Heights."
Dallas Morning News
Productions in the top four categories are expected to dominate theater's Tony Awards
Shakespeare Dallas nails the big stuff in season-opener 'Othello'
Denver Post
What's tony in Tony-town?
Theatre Group moving to New Denver Civic
Daily Camera
Len Barron performs his one-man Einstein show for Mothers Acting Up
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