For a play I’ve never heard of to end up a new favorite is a delight to me.
Tag: Meg Dooley
THEATRE REVIEW: ‘The Wedding Singer’ at the Mac-Haydn Theatre features a talented cast, crew in a maddeningly silly script
I know it’s meant to be funny, but my sense of the ridiculous goes awry when ridiculous goes incredulous.
THEATRE REVIEW: Revisiting a favorite, ‘Funny Girl,’ at the Mac-Haydn
You will find this edition a very good way to re-introduce yourself to this challenging but rewarding piece of American musical theatre.
THEATRE REVIEW: ‘Clever Little Lies’ at Ghent Playhouse, funny and thoughtful
In a season defined thus far by the shallowness of parody, this play is a mood- and mode-changer, bringing us deeper and more thoughtful theater.
Bits & Bytes: Educators’ symposium at Norman Rockwell Museum; Radius Playwrights Festival; ‘Clever Little Lies’ at the Ghent Playhouse; BioEYES science program
The Radius Playwrights Festival features fully staged readings of the six selected new short plays created by local writers within a 50-mile radius of Great Barrington.
THEATRE REVIEW: ‘The Cocktail Hour,’ a dysfunctional WASP family exposed
It’s unlikely that most of us will have lots of opportunities to see this play and so thanks go to the Theater Barn for presenting it in such a well-considered way.