AUGUSTA, Mich.–Obsession is a dangerous thing. It often blots out everything but that which is obsessed upon and can even destroy all the good in... Continue Reading
INTERLOCHEN–It is for good reason the Interlochen Shakespeare Festival produced Richard III this year, and they’re not even pretending the historical tragedy isn’t a horrifying... Continue Reading
HOLLAND, Mich.–Speaking truth to power is not a modern undertaking. As long as there has been injustice, there have been courageous women and men who... Continue Reading
CHELSEA, Mich.–What makes a really good play in 2019? Is it the same set of characteristics as in 2000? 1990? 1960? Welcome To Paradise, a... Continue Reading
ANN ARBOR, Mich.–On TheaterTalk this week, David Kiley talks with Cynthia Canty on Michigan Stateside about the summer theater offerings in Saugatuck, Augusta and other... Continue Reading
HAMTRAMCK, Mich.–Black and Brown Theatre is elated to host its first public performance of the Our Voices Project, a unique program in which students write... Continue Reading
COLDWATER, Mich.–In the days before everyone owned a television or computer and movies could be watched from home with a couple clicks of a button,... Continue Reading
By Casaundra Freeman WATERFORD, Twp.–Any theatre company that attempts to exist, let alone thrive in Michigan is to be respected. To run a theatre company... Continue Reading