Encore Michigan
Read LSJ: Ixion’s “She Kills Monsters” takes road trip to to GenCon
LANSING, Mich.–Ixion, a theater with mythological origins in its name, is taking great glee in preaching to the choir. For the second time in its... Continue Reading
Read K. Michelle Moran’s preview of Water Works’ “Twelfth Night”
ROYAL OAK — Actress and director Nancy Kammer, of Grosse Pointe Park, had put her career on hold to care for her mother, who has... Continue Reading
Cornwell’s “Shout” is a trip back to the pop sirens of the 60s
MARSHALL, Mich.—“Welcome to 1962!” Dennis McKeen, director and producer of Cornwell’s Dinner Theatre, said, opening his curtain speech before Shout! “How many remember it?” Nearly... Continue Reading
Hope Rep’s “Fantasticks” lives up to its name
HOLLAND, Mich.—On opening night of Hope Summer Repertory Theatre’s final production of the summer, The Fantasticks, its fawn-like leading lady, Emily Brett, an elegant tiny... Continue Reading
“It’s Hot in Here” on WCBN Ann Arbor spends an hour with cast of Penny Seats’ “Xanadu”
We were delighted once again to welcome members of Ann Arbor’s Penny Seats Theatre Company to talk theater in the parks and perform a few... Continue Reading
World Premiere: Summer Retreat sparkles at Williamston
WILLIAMSTON, Mich.–Sometimes you see a play that is so good, you know you want to see it again. It isn’t just one element, either. It’s... Continue Reading
Dial M for “Murder for Two” at Mason Street
SAUGATUCK, Mich.–Sometimes the talent of the performers so completely overwhelms the script and the score and the set that nothing else matters. In fact, I... Continue Reading
P.Y.G. is more than a “Fair” timely update on Shaw’s classic
FERNDALE, Mich.–The story of Pygmalion is pretty timeless. No matter the year, the decade, or era, it is a yarn filled with easily accessible irony.... Continue Reading