Alfred Uhry’s play Driving Miss Daisy started as off-Broadway fare in 1987, winning the 1988 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. It wasn’t long before Hollywood took notice and the Oscar winning…
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Indiana Repertory Theatre (IRT) presents R. Eric Thomas’ The Folks at Home, a sitcom-patterned comedy recalling any number of favorite TV series from our pasts. Director Reggie D. White unwraps…
My research of Epilogue Players’ Foolish Fishgirls and the Pearl began at a standing start. I am not at all familiar with the script, the playwright – one Barbara Pease…
Beef & Boards continues its very tuneful 2024 season with Beautiful: The Carole King Musical, a bio-jukebox stroll down musical memory lane for folks of my generation or anyone who…
Neil Simon’s semi-autobiographical Lost in Yonkers opened on Broadway in 1991, going on to win the Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Tony Award. It certainly is one of the…
The Hyperion Theatre’s latest endeavor, John Patrick Shanley’s Doubt: A Parable, opening today, Jan. 25, owns many accolades including the 2005 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and the Tony Award for…
Thursday night found Mrs. K and me at the Basile Westfield Playhouse for opening night of Daniel Sullivan’s 1991 play, Inspecting Carol. Director Kelly Keller writes that he looked for…
Beef & Boards Dinner Theatre concludes its 50th anniversary season with Irving Berlin’s White Christmas. Based on the eponymous 1954 film (which starred Bing Crosby, Danny Kaye, Rosemary Clooney, and Vera-Ellen),…
By KEN KLINGENMEIER Well, the season for giving is nearly upon us. The companies that sell things are telling us so – some of them have been telling us so…
Epilogue Players opens its 2023-24 season with A Month of Sundays by British television writer Bob Larbey. Directed by Kathleen Clark Horrigan, the bitter-sweet story takes place in the retirement…