POSTED // Dec 8,2010 - The enduring charm of the 1954 movie White Christmas lies in the performances of its headliners: Bing Crosby and Danny Kaye...

POSTED // Dec 8,2010 - Around the World in 80 Days is not just another Jules Verne adaptation.

POSTED // Nov 29,2010 - There’s a lot of theater to choose from in this town—but David Fetzer is afraid that there might not be any for you. He wants to change that ...

POSTED // Nov 10,2010 - Boom is difficult to discuss without spoilers, but as its strength comes not from the specific plot events as much as the themes they represent, let’s see if I can avoid any big revelations.

POSTED // Nov 10,2010 - Like the world it portrays, the opening minutes of John Patrick Shanley’s Danny and the Deep Blue Sea aren’t particularly inviting.

POSTED // Nov 10,2010 - From the outset, Michael Evans, Dancing at Lughnasa’s misty-eyed narrator, captures your attention and doesn’t let go. Evans remembers the autumn of 1936 in rural Ireland...

POSTED // Nov 1,2010 - Sword fights, half rhymes, chivalry, lust and tall tales: Welcome to the world of Geoffrey Chaucer ...

POSTED // Mar 17,2010 - Its young lead characters, combined with deceptively simple language and themes, make it a favorite of secondary-school drama teachers everywhere—which is part of why it tends to be misunderstood...

POSTED // Feb 10,2010 - The show, which as the title suggests, is really a middle school spelling bee, is full of zany characters, clever songs, intentionally ridiculous choreography and adolescent pathos...

POSTED // Dec 9,2009 - It’s a blend of baroque, gospel, pop and jazz music sung by a choir of Baptists, Unitarians, Mormons and Catholics...