On Friday, November 12, I saw “Fiddler on the Roof” at the Fox Theatre, a story about traditionalism versus change. It was originally a Broadway
The classic Tony-winning Broadway musical “Fiddler on the Roof,” with music by Jerry Bock, lyrics by Sheldon Harnick and based on a book by author
Are you trying to improve your acting or start acting but many obstacles like the pandemic, budget and lack of resources stand in your way?
How does one have a somewhat “perfect day” amidst the radical unfamiliarity we know as 2020? Two teens from this summer’s Alliance Theater’s Collision Project
The political issues uncoiling throughout the background of “Hello, Dolly!” seamlessly parallel today’s lack of social equality and our economic inequality.
Imagine stepping into a time machine and traveling way back to 1885. This is where the “Hello Dolly” is set. I was in awe of
Overall, “The Band’s Visit” is an uneven mess with some stellar performances and songs, that get weighed down by a plot devoid of light, showing
As I stood outside the Fox at 9 pm on the 28-degree night waiting for my Uber, I came to an epiphany. This wasn’t made
Before “The Band’s Visit” I didn’t know what to expect. I went on a friend’s recommendation. After seeing it, I don’t know if I trust
FINALLY! The second episode of the VentiVerse is here! This time Abigail and Aidan Ventimiglia review the play “Ghost” that just closed at the Alliance
“One thing I noticed about the cast — it was mostly made up of people of color. It felt great to look up on the
Watching Glinda whiz across the stage while singing was unforgettable. I felt like a little girl watching a Disney princess in real life.
