Encore Michigan
Encore’s ‘Hello Dolly’ struts with Inman in title role
DEXTER, Mich.–Hello Dolly is a show known for needing an actress to play the bigger-than-life Dolly Levi. The recent Broadway revival featured actress Bette Midler,... Continue Reading
Riverbank’s ‘A Christmas Story’ will shoot your eye out
MARINE CITY, Mich.–A Christmas Story has been elevated in the past few decades from modern holiday tale to cult favorite to legitimate classic status. How... Continue Reading
MOT’s ‘Barber of Seville’ sparkles and soars
DETROIT, Mich.–For opera fans, The Barber of Seville is pure cake, with lots of icing, fruit on top, sugar roses and cocoa powder. The current... Continue Reading
What’s not to like with Pigeon Creek’s ‘As You Like It’?
SOMEWHERE IN WESTERN MICHIGAN–The production of As You Like It currently touring Western Michigan does everything that Pigeon Creek Shakespeare Company does best. It’s a... Continue Reading
‘Assassins’ gives voice to those who would kill the President at Flint Rep
FLINT, Mich.–What happens when someone is frustrated at not getting what they feel they have a right to? Well, most of us grumble a little,... Continue Reading
Meadow Brook’s ‘Scrooge” is a Victorian pop-up book come to life
ROCHESTER, Mich.— For many people in Oakland County, it’s the opening of A Christmas Carol at Meadow Brook Theatre that officially kicks off the holiday... Continue Reading
Modern romance in ‘Boy Gets Girl’ at Enter Stage Right
PORT HURON, Mich.–We usually go to the theatre to be amused, entertained and moved; sometimes we go to learn something, to be challenged or simply... Continue Reading
Shakespeare in Detroit’s Twelfth Night…and all that jazz
By Angela Colombo DETROIT, Mich.–“If music be the food of love, play on!” The opening line of Twelfth Night is one we might all enjoy... Continue Reading
Hnath argues all sides in ‘A Doll’s House, Part Two’ at Farmers Alley
KALAMAZOO, Mich.–When the door slammed at the end of Henrik Ibsen’s A Doll’s House, the sound echoed across the world the same way the first... Continue Reading
‘Doubt’ gives us plenty to think about at Open Book Theatre
TRENTON, Mich.–Certainty without proof is a problematic thing. It doesn't fly in a court of law. But it can be valid in choosing political leaders,... Continue Reading
