“Arsenic and Old Lace” Is Funny and Suspenseful from Start to Finish
The premises of some plays have stood the test of time, earning our appreciation and renewing our love of the theatre. One of those...
Rockwell’s parody of “Bridesmaids” Is Wildly Entertaining
It’s hard to believe that the film “Bridesmaids” is already more than six years old, and that many of its stars – including Kristin...
“The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time” Captures Our Hearts
This review is based on the August 3rd performance.
With a growing number of children/teenagers now falling somewhere on the autism spectrum (with the odds...
Diary of a Composer: Hershey Felder Illuminates Tchaikovsky’s Complex Life
Hershey Felder, like the legendary virtuosos that he has portrayed, is the ultimate storyteller who not only entertains audiences, but embraces the responsibility of...
Theatricum Botanicum’s “Animal Farm” Is a Terrific Show
Informed by his own personal experience in 1937, George Orwell saw, up close, the Communistic, or totalitarian outgrowth, of Socialism’s promise. After surviving a...
