As is usually the case, Broadway is playing host to a few London shows this season, most of them playing with large chunks, if not all,  of the original… Read more “The Once and Future King”

Thanks to Doug,  my house mate, dear friend, and fellow artsy fartsy, we attend the Oneppo Chamber Music Series at Yale’s Morse Recital Hall at Sprague on… Read more “A Mighty Wind”

Yesterday at Yale’s Battell Chapel, I had entirely too much fun, at the community sing through of Messiah, by Handel. Battell Chapel was built in 1876, and it… Read more “Baroque at Battell”

Last evening, the Yale Cabaret opened its latest offering; the world premiere of the English translation of the play, Boris Yeltsin, by the Portuguese playwright Mickael de Oliveira.… Read more “Rub-a-Dub-Dub”

Tonight is opening night for The Production, Boris Yeltsin at the Yale Cabaret.

112/3/2015 Back in the dark ages when I was a working actress performing in musicals, I remember being shocked at the discovery that there were people out… Read more “Ease on Down the Road”

Peerless by Jiehae Park I love seeing the preview productions at the Rep.  Sometimes, as was the case on Friday night, the production has to stop, and… Read more “Yale Rep/Peerless”

My brother and I were born two years and 8 days apart.  We celebrated our birthdays together, not because our parents were lazy, but because they realized… Read more “The Schubert Theatre”

I am exhausted. The weekend of the Harvard/Yale football game presents some tough choices for those seeking entertainment beyond the 20 yard line. Mind you, every weekend… Read more “Football, Footlights, and Footnotes”