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Read Daniel Skora’s review of “Heroes of British Comedy II”
It is, after all, England that we’re talking about, the country across the pond that with all the king’s horses and all the king’s men... Continue Reading
The Detroit News previews “Love Letters” at the Fisher with Ali McGraw and Ryan O’Neal
When the curtain opens Tuesday night at the Fisher Theatre and Ali MacGraw and Ryan O’Neal emerge, there will be more going on in the... Continue Reading
Read John Monaghan’s review of Tipping Point’s “Rounding Third, ” for FREEP
You probably think that “Rounding Third” is a calculated attempt to cash in on Detroit Tigers Opening Day and the start of baseball season, and you're... Continue Reading
Read Patty Nolan’s review of Two Muses’ “How I Learned to Drive,” for Examiner.com
First, congratulations to Diane Hill and Two Muses Theatre on an amazing grand-opening performance in its new Waterford location inside the Monster Box performance space and café. If this... Continue Reading
“Heroes of British Comedy” brings sketch comedy to Michigan
NORTHVILLE, Mich.–British comedy teams and the U.K.'s genre and tradition of sketch comedy is unique, and sometimes doesn’t export very well. Sometimes it does. Heroes... Continue Reading
Rounding Third is a home run at Tipping Point
Rounding Third, which played at The Williamston Theatre last year, is now being produced at The Tipping Point Theatre in Northville with the same cast.... Continue Reading
Read John Monaghan’s review of JET’s “Dancing Lessons,” for FREEP
In Mark St. Germain's play “Dancing Lessons,” neighbors in a New York apartment building come together because of a mutual inability to dance. For Senga... Continue Reading
Read a preview of Williamston’s “Decade Dance” in the Lansing State Journal
Williamston audiences who think they know what to expect from a Joe Zettelmaier world premiere will want to make sure they don’t miss “Decade Dance,”... Continue Reading