Encore Michigan
Encore publisher to deliver bi-weekly ‘Theatre Talk’ on Michigan Radio
ANN ARBOR, Mich.– Starting today, April 18, EncoreMichigan publisher David Kiley will be doing a a bi-weekly segment, called "Theatre Talk," on Michigan Radios's Stateside... Continue Reading
‘Into The Wild’: A soulful tragedy brought to astonishing light at Encore Musical Theatre
DEXTER, Mich.–It’s not a story that lends itself to an elevator pitch to a Broadway producer: It’s a musical based on the story of a... Continue Reading
Brilliant adaptation of ‘Curious Incident’ comes to Wharton Center
LANSING, Mich.–Sometimes you read a book and it is so perfect in its presentation that you simply can’t imagine it in any other medium. Then,... Continue Reading
‘Bridges of Madison County” at Dio stirs the heart, mind and body
PINCKNEY—The Dio Dinner & Entertainment's production of The Bridges Of Madison County is poignant and thought provoking. It’s also a story that will surely provoke... Continue Reading
Monster Box explores Edward Albee’s ‘Seascape’
WATERFORD TWP.—Other than Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf, we don't see very many Edward Albee plays produced in Michigan's regional professional theaters. Monster Box, though... Continue Reading
‘Six Guitars’ is a musical odyssey that marries comedy with musical chops
WEST BLOOMFIELD, Mich.– In his one-man play/concert/standup comedy act, Six Guitars, Chase Padgett brings together the character-sketch skills of a Lily Tomlin with the musical chops... Continue Reading
‘1984’ feels very 2017 at The Williamston Theatre
WILLIAMSTON, Mich. – A really good playwright knows that the story he or she tells must have its own mark and its own shape. This... Continue Reading
Outvisible shines with Mamet’s ‘Oleanna’
ALLEN PARK, Mich.–Playwright David Mamet likes to play around with power shift that can happen among people who know each other. That is the stuff... Continue Reading
World Premiere: ‘Clutter’ at Theatre Nova exposes the pain of no do-overs in marriage
ANN ARBOR, Mich.–Sometimes the writing of a play is so incredibly on the nose for the subject, the truth of the characters, the dialogue, the... Continue Reading
‘Disgraced’ at The Jet is rough, real and revelatory
WEST BLOOMFIELD, Mich. – Sometimes, I suppose, we can get so caught up focusing on the conflicts that separate Muslim from Christian, Muslim from Jew,... Continue Reading
