By Mona Lott “Come stoned to this show,” Krystal Jackson yells out as the cast enthusiastically discusses what makes Psycho Beach Party ...

By Mona Lott Why didn't you go before we left? That's going to be the question of the night if you attend Urinetown : The Musica...

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 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. ...

By Philip Doyle I am in a constant state of gratitude to the community of producers, directors, actors, and crews, who work tirelessl...