STONEHAM — It’s tricky business when you adopt an iconic movie for the stage. The source material of the Stoneham Theatre’s adaptation of Frank Capra’s classic holiday film “It’s A Wonderful Life” is… Continue reading
BOSTON — It’s the presidential season, and I’ll wager by the time the campaign ended this week you knew more than you needed to know about President Obama and Mitt Romney. But how… Continue reading
BOSTON — Christie Brinkley has been perhaps the most successful model in history. She came late to musical theater, and gets points for courage for even taking on the role of Roxie Hart,… Continue reading
BEVERLY — “Guys and Dolls” is an “old-school” musical, and that’s meant in the best possible way. The current production at the North Shore Music Theatre is most appealing, and that’s because all… Continue reading
BOSTON — Death and destruction filled the streets of Baghdad immediately after the American invasion and the fall of Saddam Hussein in 2003. Among the victims: the animals that inhabited the Baghdad Zoo.… Continue reading
BOSTON — He must have done something right to land on the $20 bill.Andrew Jackson, the seventh president of the United States, still resides on the double sawbuck after first being installed there… Continue reading
BOSTON — It is interesting and ironic that a spoken-word play features as two of its main themes the joys — and the pain — of silence and the art of listening. But… Continue reading
STONEHAM — Some theaters do a certain kind of show very well. Obviously, if you’re the North Shore Music Theatre, for instance, you’re hoping it’s musicals. Aimee Doherty in a scene from the… Continue reading
BOSTON — It is Election Day, 2008, and an Ivy League college student named John (Grant McDermott) is in a hotel room in an unnamed Southern state, watching with a friend while the… Continue reading
WATERTOWN — Intensity, thy name is David Mamet. So what else would you expect when the famed playwright takes on the explosive issue of race relations in the New Repertory Theatre’s production of… Continue reading