AmericanTheaterWeb NewsClips

Washington Post

'The Wizard of Oz' Musical at the Warner Theatre

Potomac Stages

Review: Glengarry Glen Ross

Washington City Paper

Glengarry Glen Ross and Love, Peace and Robbery: The Nutcracker Suite
Local theater company kicks off a ball-busting holiday season.

Love Bugged
Reviewed: Isn't It Romantic? at MetroStage

Philadelphia Weekly

Cyber Wrecks
Coming out of the Dark: Doug Green Dark Play or Stories for Boys.

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

CLO's Scrooge has company from a pair of curmudgeons at PICT
The Christmas Day redemption of Ebenezer Scrooge is the core of Charles Dickens' 1843 "A Christmas Carol," perhaps the most adapted and dramatized of all Christmas stories on stage and screen, save the Nativity itself.

Atkins discovers it's no picnic playing Scrooge
Along with making a career in film and TV, Tom Atkins has long been a fixture on Pittsburgh stages, particularly that of Pittsburgh Public Theater, where to his more classic roles he's added his ...

PICT'S 'Dublin Carol' is American debut for director Maxwell
"St. Nicholas," a monologue in which Martin Giles is directed by PICT artistic director Andrew Paul, is only indirectly a Christmas story, the connection probably being that the original St. ..

History upstaged by drama in the combative plot of 'Frost/Nixon'

Wonders of No Name's risk-taking never cease

In the Wings: Apologia

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

Theater options range from traditional to challenging
Whether you like something traditional for your holiday theatergoing or prefer some variety or challenge this holiday season, area producers are willing to oblige.

Compelling 'Frost/Nixon' bends history to find the drama
Strict historians will take a dim view of some of Morgan's tinkering with timelines and events in "Frost/Nixon," which is playing through Sunday at the Benedum Center.

Boston Phoenix

Review: The Mystery of Irma Vep
The Lyric cracks The Mystery of Irma Vep

Providence Journal

Trinity Rep’s A Christmas Carol is a scary affair
At its heart, this year’s take on A Christmas Carol from Trinity Rep is a ghost story, a dark, somewhat macabre telling that’s full of spooky sights and sounds. Ghosts pop from trap doors in swirling clouds of green fog, and Trinity veteran Anne Scurria makes an appearance as the Ghost of Christmas Past by wriggling from a white cocoon that dangles from the underside of Scrooge’s floating bed.

Playwright Bock answers the call with ‘The Receptionist’
Trinity Rep opens its latest offering tomorrow night, a dark comedy with a twist called The Receptionist. And author Adam Bock knows of what he writes when it comes to this subject.

Providence Phoenix

Culture crunch
From Trinity Rep to Festival Ballet to Gallery Z, the creative community strives to overcome economic challenges

Review: The Miracle Worker
2nd Story's stirring Miracle Worker

Miami Herald Drama Queen Blog

A different Eden
Anyone who knows Paul Rudnick's plays realizes that this is a writer who seldom plays it straight or serious. Consider The Most Fabulous Story Ever Told, Rudnick's take on the creation and evolution of man (and woman). In Rudnick's world, ...

Sarasota Herald Tribune

Holidays in plaid

Sarasota Herald Tribune 24/7 Blog

Asolo Rep announces acting company

Creative Loafing - Atlanta

Libby Whittemore Christmas-song wish list
Beloved Atlanta performer Libby Whittemore brings her cabaret act – and loyal fan base – ...

Characters stage sneak attacks during Invasion: Christmas Carol at Dad's Garage
Of all the versions of the Scrooge stories on stage this season, Dad's Garage's Invasion: Ch...

Charlotte News & Observer

'Chicago' razzles and dazzles
If the perfect Broadway musical has catchy tunes, snappy lyrics, memorable characters, virtuosic choreography and dazzling visuals, then "Chicago" is a top contender.

Creative Loafing - Charlotte

Miss Coco Peru returns
Miss Coco Peru has already cast her magic spell on Charlotte, helping to launch the new Queen City T...