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Potomac Stages

Review: Greater Tuna @ Little Theatre of Alexandria

Pittsburgh Tribune-Review

'Jersey Boys' has a lot to love
The musical is an involving tale of the tumultuous ups and downs of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons that's also a mini-history of a pivotal period in the music industry.

Boston Globe

'Duchess of Malfi' uses killer passions to rich effect
The best reason to see this play, presented by the Actors' Shakespeare Project, is that David R. Gammons is directing it.

Boston Herald

‘ARTiculation’ stages a grand slam for poetry
As cynical as it sounds, there’s something about espousing the power of art as a vehicle for youthful...

’Duchess’ a royal pleasure
The excellent Actors’ Shakespeare Theatre played John Webster’s “The Duchess of...

Edge Providence

Versatile Cheryl D. Singleton Adapts to Any Role
Versatility is the key to the career of actress Cheryl D. Singleton, who moves easily between such diverse gigs as working with Ryan Landry and the Gold Dust Orphans to her current project -- Chekhov’s "The Sea Gull" in a new production directed by the renowned Hungarian director Janos Szasz ...

Orlando Sentinel Attention Must Be Paid Blog

Theater review: Kangagirl's 'The New Century'

Jester's 'Noises Off' canceled

Miami Herald

Tale of unlikely lovers shines
Many a good play is written in response to a question that is part-journalistic, part-philosophical: How could this have happened?

Miami Herald

Jewish guys, three perspectives
Three shows featuring Jewish men (well, two men and a boy) hit South Florida stages this week, each exploring the richness and rituals of Jewish life. Rocker-actor Jake Ehrenreich begins a three-venue tour of his autobiographical show, A Jew Grows...

Sarasota Herald Tribune 24/7 Blog

'Barnum' well received on Florida's East Coast

Palm Beach Post

'Frost/Nixon' delivers a lasting punch
A boxing match always features two men in a ring, wearing gloves and trying to beat the stuffing out of each other.

Palm Beach Arts Paper

Theater review: 'Frost/Nixon,' verbal sparring match over Watergate Guilt

St. Petersburg Times

Long a clown, he now eyes 'Lear'