KALAMAZOO, Mich.–The play title Other Desert Cities references a road sign on eastbound Interstate 10 outside Palm Springs, California, indicating where the freeway is headed.... Continue Reading
WILLIAMSTON, Mich.–Loss does funny things to people. It’s one of those intense experiences that can leave a person forever changed. In Too Much, Too Much,... Continue Reading
By Carolyn Hayes Harmer At once simple and complex, Magenta Giraffe Theatre Company's "Soul Mates" delivers variations on a theme, with a gentle but insistent... Continue Reading
NORTHVILLE, Mich.–Neil Simon’s The Odd Couple (Female Version) is a trap play for theaters and actors. The original play is a fan-favorite and almost guaranteed... Continue Reading
CHELSEA, Mich–The age-old battle of the sexes is nothing compared to the time-honored conflict between the neats and the messies. It can end badly, as... Continue Reading
Playwright John Webster, Shakespeare’s contemporary, is known for his twisted, macabre sensibility as well as his gorgeous use of language. T.S. Eliot described him as... Continue Reading
Lord knows, there has been wonderful lasting art created over the centuries through commissions and wealthy art patrons. But the deal that early-20th century artist Rudolf... Continue Reading
Nerve’s Dracula is not your typical staid dinner theatre production. That's for sure. With the subtitle of "Appetite Must Be Fed,” the unusual, immersive production... Continue Reading
The actors in One Cat Away From Sixty-One are so perfect in their roles that the audience ends up feeling like they are voyeurs to a private conversation.... Continue Reading
You know a musical theatre experience was a good one when it results in an infectious ear worm. “Lady Marmalade,” with that famous French line, has been... Continue Reading