Two couples, decades apart, in a poignant relationship puzzle. That is at the heart – and there is a lot of heart – of “The Wanderers” at the Jewish Repertory Theater, writes Melinda Miller.
“The Lost Ones” is a play about women, but so much more: Love and lies, birth and death, denial and acceptance and loss and all the pain and hope that can come with every one of those, writes Melinda Miller.
The American Repertory Theatre of WNY production of “The Mighty Maisie” finds humanity and hope in the most unusual of places. Melinda Miller has the review.
There are as many different ways to look at Donna Hoke’s intriguing “Brilliant Works of Art” as there are to look at a brilliant work of art itself. And because […]
“The Last Five Years” tells a story as old as time: Girl loses boy. Boy meets girl. Boy and girl get married. Girl meets boy. Boy loses girl. That is roughly […]
The holiday show season is nearly over (there’s still a bit of Christmas on the stage), but the second half of the theater season is about to kick off, says Melinda Miller. In fact, it starts Friday night.
Gather ’round, everyone for a heartfelt tale of a Christmas miracle that never was. You see, sometimes those stories are the best kind. “Miracle on South Division Street” is a […]
Junie B. Jones is a girl who is absolutely, positively, indisputably the STAR of her own life … and makes quite the jump from being the title character of more than two dozen children’s books to the stage at Theatre of Youth, says theater critic Melinda Miller.
