Thrift store shoppers know there comes a day when you discover an item too personal to be carelessly abandoned on some shelf. It [...]

When the people of Duke City Repertory Theatre say Ash Tree is suitable for all ages, they mean it. It may be tempting [...]

I remember when To Wong Foo Thanks for Everything, Julie Newmar started showing in cinemas. For a young man from Tennessee, it was [...]

This show marks Southwest Rural Theatre Project’s 10th production since its inception a little more than a year ago. That’s an impressive record, [...]

Harvard Mall has a ghost. Its name is Cellar Door. It’s hard for me to walk by the corner of Harvard and Silver [...]

When moving through a new city, I imagine the forces at work creating the look and feel of the place—some planning committee cerebrally [...]

The Killer Angels is massive, sprawling, unwieldy—just like the novel it’s based on. Featuring a cast of almost 30 characters representing real historical [...]

Ask any artist creating new work, and they’ll tell you audiences love the classics. Maybe we prefer the familiar, the comfortable. Perhaps older [...]

From the first rise of the curtain, expect to be captivated by Other Desert Cities . The new play by New York playwright [...]

The Sleeper is intended to be social satire about the post-9/11 culture of fear. But this contemporary comedy by Catherine Butterfield somehow manages [...]