How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying first appeared on Broadway in 1961. It won a 1962 Pulitzer Prize for Drama and was hailed by critics as “crafty,” “conniving,” “sneaky,” “cynical,” “irreverent,” “infectious,” “sly,” “malicious,” “zingy,” “amoral,” and “witty.” … Read More
[by Robert Steinman, Special to Community] Would “Bordello” have been better? For a sell-out audience that laughed and applauded throughout, the title of the current CenterStage offering was just fine. The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas sounds spicy and is … Read More
[by David Wallace] Les Miserables This review of the regional premiere of Les Miserables could easily turn into a rambling essay equivalent to Victor Hugo’s 1300 page tome. I could lose myself in the underground sewers of the Paris of … Read More
[by Shiela Steinman Wallace] If ever it could be said that an actor/playwright was in love with the subject of her play, you could say that Melissa Kenney Shepherd is in love with Patsy Cline. Shepherd loves Cline’s music and … Read More
[by Kathy Fields] I was lucky enough to attend the Sababa concert at Keneseth Israel on Sunday morning, February 5. Sababa, which means “really cool, really awesome” in Hebrew slang, is a pitch perfect folk rock band that blends Hebrew … Read More
[by Karen Abraham] A Little Night Music at the Jewish Community Center’s CenterStage brought in a full house to a tremendous production on its first Saturday night. It could well be described as an evening of bawdiness cloaked in a … Read More