By Philip Doyle My appreciation for all things theatre runs deep. While I openly gush on about my love of musicals, sometimes I yearn f...

"As a lad I was told how marriage worked. It was a romantic, Disneyesque, and daunting concept … Somewhere, out there, in th...

By Philip Doyle Before the show began, I listened to two older ladies talk about what a “happening” is. Was it something that hippies did?...

By Philip Doyle As the usher decked out in tight jeans and country duds, led me to my seat, I wasn’t quite sure what to make of The D...

By Philip Doyle At the Dangerous Theatre on Friday night, I had the pleasure to sit next to a handsome, well spoken, and buck ass na...

By Philip Doyle Oscar Wilde, Noël Coward, Truman Copote . T hree men graced with social super-powers of impeccable timing, fine tune...

By Phil ip Doyle I hope to live a long, loving, and healthy life.  Not just for me, but for my brothers and sisters who were r...

By Philip Doyle "Comfort in the Arms of the Damned" is a hard show to like, but I sure want to.  It delves into a man’s strug...

By Philip Doyle My only comfort this time of year, before the brilliant fall colors decay into the dead gray and beige pallor of wint...

By Philip Doyle A swashbuckling romantic adventure, I would argue that the live stage is the best way to present The Three Musketeers . ...

By Phil Doyle I have a confession… As a person who claims to be a lover of all things creative, I have allowed assumptions to govern my ...

By Phil Doyle Bertolt Brecht's ground breaking influence is often *gasp* forgotten by modern day lovers of traditional musical th...

By Phil Doyle “boom” begins as a one-night stand situational comedy and evolves, quite literally, into an apocalyptic survival tale. ...