The Lancaster Opera House is presenting the theater-meets-gridiron Buffalo Bills fantasy, “Once in My Lifetime,” written by Buffalo’s own Donna Hoke. Melinda Miller offers some game analysis.
Theatre of Youth’s “Don’t Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus! The Musical!” is faithful to the gentle, honest spirit of Mo Willems’ children’s book that inspired it … even with a few new characters, says reviewer Melinda Miller.
The title alone suggests that the Alfred Hitchcock parody play “The Hung Man” might be a wee bit naughty. Knowing that it comes from Buffalo United Artists, a theater company […]
Rousing jukebox musicals should be high on any list of prescriptions for self-care. Bathing in a tsunami of Solid Gold hits for a couple of hours can wash away stress […]
The gap in theatrical offerings that often occurs around the Easter season is not happening here for 2025, perhaps because the holiday falls at the later end of the spring […]
It is closing weekend for ART’s season smash “The Informer,” but I want to get this in under the wire: American Repertory Theater’s “The Informer,” a gritty story of revolutionary […]
The bittersweet little show “Now and Then” is the epitome of what one expects from a night out at Desiderio’s Dinner Theatre. A romantic-comedy-drama, “Now and Then’s” cross-generational story is told […]
There have been so many shows on Buffalo stages in the past month that it feels like we are in the midst of a theater festival. Some of the earlier […]
Torn Space Theater’s production of “Scenes From a Marriage,” a stage adaptation of Ingmar Bergman’s TV series and subsequent film, takes an innovative approach to unique source material, writes Melinda Miller.
(Authors note: Ongoing shows like “The Golden Girls” series are long past the need for review, so instead I had a fun chat with Todd Warfield, the longtime director of […]
