Encore Michigan
“Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf” crackles and sparks at Performance Network
Edward Albee’s Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf is a play that is the emotional equivalent of being pulled behind a pickup truck in a shopping... Continue Reading
The Explorers Club explores women’s equality in 19th century satire
Note: Due to scheduling difficulty, EncoreMichigan had to review this play during a Preview performance with the approval of the theater. On its face, The... Continue Reading
Read Dan Skora’s review of Williamston Theatre’s Rounding Third, for It’s All Theatre
Baseball has often been called a metaphor for life. It’s played on a field of green which serves as a constant reminder that life is... Continue Reading
Read Daniel Skora’s review of “Bright Half Life”
By Daniel Skora of Itsaltheatre.com All too often, the reason given by people who have difficulty understanding gay/lesbian relationships is that they believe that the... Continue Reading
Read Jenn McKee’s review of Bonnie & Clyde for MLive.com
Like most works of art, stage musicals will mean different things to you in different moments of your life. Last year, when director Ron Baumanis... Continue Reading
Other Voices: Read The Alpena News about Forever Plaid
By Diane Speer and reprinted with permission from The Alpena News Thunder Bay Theatre kicked off the 2015 fall season with Forever Plaid, a lighthearted... Continue Reading
Read Dan Skora’s review of Bonnie & Clyde, in It’s All Theatre
Thieves, scoundrels, and villains of every stripe can often achieve a notoriety that would otherwise be unavailable had they kept instead to the straight and... Continue Reading
Bright Half Life is full portion of heart, reality and truth about relationships
If there is a universal human experience, it is that relationships are tough. Often, it is hard to be tethered even to someone you love... Continue Reading