Theater & Musicals

Magazine articles on theater and musicals.

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culturevulture.net Nancy Wozny	A Midsummer Night's Dream Combining Shakespeare and opera comes with a set of dilemmas, but Benjamin Britten managed to frame his Midsummer in a way that does the least harm to this famous play, even adding a line to make it all work.
culturevulture.net Karen Weinstein	Battle Hymn Jim Leonard set himself a real challenge to write an intimate an intimate epic. Sometimes Battle Hymn is successful, and sometimes less sure-footed.
culturevulture.net John Sullivan	San Francisco Ballet Gala Celebration As with most galas, the evening breezed by in a blur, with ten short pieces and excerpts that nonetheless demanded feats of technical and physical brio.
culturevulture.net Theodore Bale	Fasten Your Seat Belts, It's Going To Be A Bumpy Sleigh ride Ryan Landry reinvents All About Eve in Boston
culturevulture.net David Moreno	Lar Lubovich Dance Company Three numbers -- Jangle: Four Hungarian Dances, Men's Stories: A Concerto In Ruins, and Dvorak Serenade -- presented by the Lar Lubovich Dance Company in San Fransisco.
culturevulture.net January 2009 Nina daVinci	Pinter's First and Last Plays Let the following remarks serve as an homage to Harold Pinter who has recently passed on.
TIME Europe January 14, 2009 Carla Power	David Hare: Truth to Power With his new play and film script, David Hare keeps an eye on the place where authority and morality collide.
TIME Asia January 1, 2009 John Krich	Divine Inspiration Art lifts the spirits of Malaysia's Indians.
culturevulture.net Suzanne Weiss	Ennio This fast-paced 70 minute romp will leave you open mouthed in amazement and weak with laughter.
culturevulture.net Nancy Wozny	Houston Ballet Jubilee The annual Jubilee presented a sampling of repertory snippets and shorter full-length works designed to whet the appetites of ballet lovers and resistors alike.
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