“All the Way” Review
Review of the new play “All the Way” starring Bryan Cranston
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Review of the new play “All the Way” starring Bryan Cranston
Read MoreA mix of cold and warm lights focuses on Cy Burns, center stage. Cy wears loose-fitting clothing, has short, greying hair, and a tough face. She breaks the fourth wall …
Read More“Your first word of all was light,/and time began. Then for long you were silent./Your second word was man, and fear began,/which grips us still./Are you about to speak again?/I …
Read MoreAs a political junkie, it was the simple title of Stage Troupe’s latest show that attracted me to the Student Theater on a snowy Thursday evening: Election Day. And let …
Read MoreWho knew that faking orgasms could give money to a good cause? The cast members of The Vagina Monologues are orgasm faking experts, year after year making BU students cry …
Read MoreIn Next to Normal, a Pulitzer Prize-winning rock-musical presented by the SpeakEasy Stage Company playing at the Roberts Theatre through April 22, suburban life is horrible despite every effort to make …
Read MoreIf Boston Ballet was trying to convince college students to become patrons of the theater, their performance on Thursday was certainly the way to do it. Presented by the Howard …
Read MoreIt’s that time of year again. Time for “The Nutcracker” to return to local theaters everywhere, that is. From November 25 to December 31, the Boston Ballet is putting on …
Read MoreShakespeare gets a bad rap. To often are his works read too quickly and tossed aside as just another boring homework assignment. I’m not writing to defend Billy Shakespeare, but …
Read MoreAurora Borealis: A Festival of Light and Dance is a creative collaboration between students of the College of Fine Arts, School of Theatre and the students of the Physical Education, …
Read MoreIt all started in San Francisco’s Castro District when a space opened up at Josie’s Cabaret & Juice Joint, a popular comedy club. It was the perfect place for Boston …
Read More“The Violence Project” examines violence in many cultures through a variety of monologues and scenes.
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