Entertainment :: Theatre Reviews
An Iliad
Tony-winning actor Denis O’Hare stars in a solo re-telling of Homer’s epic poem. It’s being given a powerful, one-of-a-kind production I strongly urge to see before it leaves town on May 4.
Thoroughly Modern Millie
Stoneham Theatre’s production of just such a musical, ’Thoroughly Modern Millie,’, doesn’t wow, but even by being merely fine, it’s still a lot of fun.
Peter Pan
Cathy Rigby is back in "Peter Pan," and this is no tired classic, slumping in with an aging star. No, this is a perfectly produced and performed shimmering gem of a show, one that can truly be called wondrous.
Trojan Women (After Euripides)
Boston residents will not be hard pressed to draw parallels between the horrific images that emerged from the Boston Marathon bombings and those presented on stage in the SITI Company’s production of "Trojan Women (After Euripides)".
Little Giants: The Miniature Plays of Thornton Wilder
Imaginary Beasts captures the wonder and mystery of Thornton Wilder’s theatrical imagination with this production of a number of his short plays.
Fresh Fruit Has Sex-A-Peel
Fresh Fruit bids adieu with another clever show that highlights their irreverent style.
A New Brain
William Finn’s semi-autobiographical musical is a chamber musical with some outstanding music receiving a spirited but uneven production by Moonbox Productions.
Women in Action: A New Wave Of Art, Theatre, Music And Performance
So what is the state of women in the theatre? This recent program brought Boston audiences up to date.
Reflections of a Rock Lobster
After last year’s successful production, the Boston Children’s Theatre brings "Reflections of a Rock Lobster" back for a return run.

