Tag: French
Review: ‘The Miser’ at The Stagecrafters Theater
A play by Moliere in the Philadelphia area? Be still my heart!
I took a quick unscientific survey in the lobby, prior to the performance,...
Review: ‘Azul’ at La Fábrica Theater
Did you ever wonder why Picasso chose to paint in blue? The earliest stage of his famous career is known as his Blue Period,...
Review: ‘Happy Birthday’ at 1812 Productions
Laughter broke out in the jam-packed theatre even before the first pratfall, which then only served to fan the funniness. Watching Beverly Cross' adaption...
Review: ‘Russians in Paris’ at the Russian Chamber Art Society
The French and the Russians evoke very different images in the American mind, but they have one thing in common: an affinity for each...
Review: ‘The Massive Tragedy of Madame Bovary’ at Curio Theatre Company
How do you turn one of literature’s greatest tragedies into a raucous comedy? Very carefully.
I read Madame Bovary in high school, and while it’s...
Meet the Cast and Director of Providence Players’ ‘Amadeus’ Part 3:...
Amadeus, the late Peter Shaffer’s Tony and Academy award winning masterpiece opens next week, September 30, 2016, at the James Lee Community Center Theater...
Meet the Cast and Director of Providence Players’ ‘Amadeus’ Part 2:...
Amadeus, the late Peter Shaffer’s Tony and Academy award winning masterpiece opens September 30, 2016 and kicks off the Providence Players 2016-2017 season. In Part...
Meet the Cast and Director of Providence Players’ ‘Amadeus’ Part 1:...
Amadeus, the late Peter Shaffer’s Tony and Academy Award-winning masterpiece opens September 30, 2016, and kicks off the Providence Players' 2016-2017 season.
Chip: Please tell...
Contemporary American Theater Festival (CATF) Playwrights Interviews: Part 5: Chisa Hutchinson...
Here is Part 5 of 5 in a series of interviews by Sharon J. Anderson, Contemporary American Theater Festival Trustee/Professional Story Listener and Creative...
An Interview with Singer Jen Creed-Performing ‘A Night at the Oscars’...
Jen Creed, once a mathematician and former recruiter in the investment management industry, now sits on the Board of Directors of The Voice Foundation, and teaches voice, and serves...
Eddie’s Travel Picks: A Visit to The Ivy Hotel in Baltimore,...
Recently I had the honor to spend the night at the Ivy Hotel located in midtown Baltimore at 204 East Biddle Street at Calvert. It...
NSO Pops: ‘The von Trapps and Stephanie J. Block Family Holiday’...
With their annual holiday concert at The Kennedy Center on Thursday, December 10, 2016, the NSO Pops, joined by special guests Stephanie J. Block and...
‘Vincent’ at the Workhouse Arts Center
"I want to get to the point where people say of my work that man feels deeply," wrote Vincent Van Gogh to his brother Theo.
For...
Ardani Artists Presents: Eifman Ballet of St. Petersburg: ‘Rodin’ at The...
Boris Eifman is a choreographer critics love to hate and audiences simply love. In fact, in his 2011 opus, Rodin, detailing the loves of...
Meet the Cast of ‘Once on This Island’ at Creative Cauldron:...
In Part 2 of a series of interviews with the cast of Once on This Island, meet Ian Anthony Coleman.
Please introduce yourself and tell our readers...
Spine: ‘The Revolutionists’: Women One and All (Article)
The coming revolution will truly be remarkable. True equality for all men ... and women; in fact, the woman's revolution, when that barbarous testosterone...
‘Gigi’ at The Neil Simon Theatre in New York City
The current stage revival on Broadway of Lerner and Loewe's film Gigi is lovely to look at. It's filled with principal performers in supporting...
‘Hexagon 2015: The Spoof, the Whole Spoof, and Nothing but the...
If fast-paced apps, tweets, and glowing screens have your eyes abnormally a-glaze (yes, millennials, you can admit this, too) trade Facebook for good-feeling farce...
‘West Side Story + Roméo et Juliette’ at Young Artists of...
What makes a standout performance that leaves the audience gushing long after leaving the theater? The Young Artists of America at Strathmore seems to...
Standout CDs of Three Rising Classical Artists: Einav Yarden, Yevgeny Kutik,...
Debut recordings by emerging classical performers face enormous challenges. There’s the issue of finding unique material or a unique voice after so much music...