‘Mamma Mia!’ Dances into Detroit on its 25th Anniversary Tour!
Jukebox musicals seem to be all the rage right now when it comes to Broadway shows, with two major varieties
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‘& Juliet’ is a Must-See Musical in NYC!
I think it’s safe to say that most people on Earth are familiar with William Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet. The
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‘Suffs The Musical’ is as Awe-inspiring As It Is Timely
Much like the movies, going to a Broadway show for many is having the ability to shut their mind off
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Review: Andrew Scott Stuns in ‘Vanya’
Those who have been following my stage reviews know I’m a big proponent of live theater. There’s no experience like
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‘The Cher Show’ Brings the Star Power to Metro Detroit
Cher is the definition of an icon. With a career that has spanned decades, music that has defined a generation,
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‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ Brilliantly Stuns on North American Tour
I remember reading To Kill A Mockingbird by Harper Lee back in tenth-grade English class, as I’m sure many people
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‘Pretty Woman: The Musical’: Discover A New Take on a Rom-Com Classic
I grew up on romantic comedies, as they were a favorite of my mother and grandma. As soon as I
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‘This is Me Now: A Love Story’ is a Grand Exploration of Jennifer Lopez’s Love Life
Jennifer Lopez is no stranger to telling love stories, and with This is Me… Now: A Love Story, she’s ready to tell
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Exclusive Interview: Adam Du Plessis Talks ‘Pretty Woman The Musical’
Remember the 90s classic rom-com Pretty Woman? It’s a Cinderella story in its own right, as Julia Roberts’ character is
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Return to Oz in the ‘Wicked’ Musical North American Tour!
While I have been a massive fan of musicals, I hadn’t seen many shows growing up. Community theater sure, but
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‘Sweeney Todd’ is a Tragic Tale Full of Captivating Woe
If you grew up with a love of Broadway or as a theater nerd, chances are you have heard of
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Monty Python’s ‘Spamalot’ Brings a Healthy Dose of Laughs to Broadway
The legends surrounding King Arthur, his Knights of the Round Table, Merlin and Camelot, have been adapted many times for
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