by Sarah Feldberg | Feb 28, 2008 | Stage
Rock 'n' Roll High School?I've always been guiltily familiar with tabloid culture, and quick to concede the merits of The O.C. and the cross-generational appeal of Mean Girls. However, in my old age, I've apparently fallen slightly out of the loop:...
by Sarah Gibbons | Mar 6, 2008 | Stage
The word "lacuna" means gap, missing information, the space between, a hiatus. It is appropriate, then, that Amherst college student Jonah Shepp chose Lacuna Park for the title of his play to be performed at Amherst College's intimate Studio 3. The play...
by Tom Sturm | Mar 6, 2008 | Stage
Lewis Carroll's work has been inspirational to a host of authors, illustrators, filmmakers and playwrights alike, his writings perhaps spearheading the genres of modern fantasy and/or literary surrealism. One can detect his influence everywhere from The...
by Chris Rohmann | Mar 19, 2008 | Stage
Commedia dell Smartass By Sonya Sobieski; directed by Dan and Ellen Morbyrne. Serious Play New Directors Series, East Street Studios, 47 East St., Hadley, March 7-9, 14-15, (413) 584-5535. That title is intentionally double-take-inducing. It opens with the...
by James Heflin | Mar 20, 2008 | Stage
Enchanted April, which premiered in Hartford, is the story of two World War II-era British women who meet at a social club. The pair, tired of their stuffy lives, decide to rent an Italian castle for the month of April, along with two other women. All four experience...
