Who Even Is Elizabeth?-A Review ‘Catch Me If You Can’ at Meadow Brook Theatre
If you’re looking for a night out that doesn’t involve another overpriced cocktail bar or sitting through a reboot of
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Stagecrafters Marks Its 70th Season with Purpose and Plurality
Stagecrafters—Metro Detroit’s venerable community theatre—celebrates its 70th season with a compelling and well-balanced lineup that honors tradition even as it
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Exclusive Interview: Richard Thomas of ‘Mark Twain Tonight!’
Actor Richard Thomas has been a major part of American entertainment for many years, from Broadway to television and movies. Some
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‘Silver Foxes’ – A Heartfelt Comedy About Aging, Identity, and Chosen Family
Silver Foxes, the new comedy making its Michigan premiere, arrives with the pedigree of seasoned television comedy thanks to its
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Exclusive Interview: Samantha Teter and Camy Sylvestre of Rosedale Community Players’ ‘Tracy Jones’
After the COVID-19 pandemic and in the current technological age, isolation and loneliness are widespread. While we may have people
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Exclusive Interview: Chris Steinmayer and Kevin Fitzhenry of St. Dunstan’s ‘Seminar’
We’ve all experienced the desire for validation from others at some point in our lives, as feeling accepted by others
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Exclusive Interview: Stephen Blackwell and Timothy C. Goodwin of Meadow Brook Theatre’s ‘Catch Me If You Can’
The leaves on the trees are changing from green to brilliant red, yellow, and orange, and days are getting shorter,
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Exclusive Interview: Lindel Salow and Jay Kaplan of The Ringwald’s ‘Silver Foxes’
As a member of the LGBTQ+ community, I can understand the importance of a found family, especially as we grow
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Exclusive Interview: Camille Jamerson and Benjamin Burt of Farmington Players’ ‘Clybourne Park’
There are some shows that are as important and life-changing as they are hilarious and entertaining, which seems to be
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Exclusive Interview: Joshua Beurer & Kori Bielaniec of The Players Guild of Dearborn’s ‘The Cottage’
Everyone can use a good laugh right about now, and the Players Guild of Dearborn is bringing that in spades
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‘Much Ado About Nothing’ is Stunningly Sweet at St. Dunstan’s Theatre
Where would the world of theater be without William Shakespeare? Widely considered the greatest English writer, the theater would not
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Exclusive Interview: Bill Simmons of Tipping Point Theatre’s ‘The Shark is Broken’
There’s nothing quite like a summer blockbuster to kick off a season of fun and relaxation in the sun. For
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