Ones to Watch: Derek Klena
Derek Klena has just finished playing your cartoon boyfriend Dmitry in Hartford Stage‘s pre-Broadway run of Anastasia. If you missed it, don’t worry: producers announced this week that Klena is set
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Jersey Boys Star Aims To Shed Some Light On LGBT Issues
Original Jersey Boys cast member Michael Longoria is teaming up with an incredible line-up to host an event benefitting New Alternatives, an organization that provides various services such as housing
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What to See Instead of Hamilton
It is a truth universally acknowledged that you will need to sell one (1) arm, one (1) leg, and one (1) kidney to afford a ticket to Hamilton. Just before the show
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Our 3 Favorite Tony Awards Moments
The 2016 Tony Awards were a hit. James Corden was a stupendous host. All the musical performances were wonderful. The #HamforTonys bits before commercial breaks were creative. The speeches were
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Our Fingers Are Crossed for These Tony Award Nominees!
One of my favorite awards shows of the year is almost here: the Tony Awards! Broadway’s biggest night is sure to be full of laughs (thanks to this year’s host
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To See or Not to See: Anastasia
Fans of the animated film Anastasia have something to rejoice: a Broadway-bound musical adaptation of the film just opened at the Hartford Stage in Connecticut. Helmed by the film’s original songwriters
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To See or Not to See: Cal in Camo
In a collaboration between Rattlestick Playwrights Theater and Colt Coeur, Cal in Camo is William Francis Hoffman’s deeply disturbed but moving drama about love, loss, and human connections. The play
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To See or Not to See: The Judas Kiss
Oscar Wilde is one of literature’s most beloved figures. And, in the spring of 1895, he was at the height of his notoriety. His masterpiece—The Importance of Being Earnest—was receiving
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To See or Not to See: Incognito
Encoding. Storing, Retrieving. Those are three things the brain does; they are also the three parts of Nick Payne’s newest brilliant play, Incognito. As with Payne‘s other work (namely the
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To See or Not to See: Blackbird
The hysterical and piercing cry of Una (Michelle Williams) echoes throughout the theater. We have just witnessed a piece of the complicated and murky relationship between Una and Ray (Jeff
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