Purple Rose Theatre says, Welcome to Paradise
July 31, 2019Platonic soulmates and a pitch-perfect cast By Emily Slomovits When people think of the word “relationship,” they usually think of a romantic one. And indeed, in much of pop culture and entertainment, romantic relationships are given the primary focus and are considered the ones to strive for. But in Welcome to Paradise, The Purple Rose
“Mystic Nights” Show Inspires Wonder And Awe
June 30, 2019Monthly performances by Misha Tuesday invite audience to question the realm of possibility.
Set In Elizabethan Times, Head Over Heels Gives Audiences “A Vision Of Now”
May 31, 2019“A vision of Now” is part of a line from the Go-Go’s song “Vision of Nowness”, featured in their new jukebox musical, Head Over Heels.
Mad as a Hatter
March 31, 2019A search for the original Origin stories, for superheroes, famous people and more, have always been popular in the movie and TV business, but book characters rarely get the same treatment. Local actor, director and playwright Michael Herman’s new play, “Mad as a Hatter”, produced by the Roustabout Theatre Troupe from April 4th-20th at the
A Little-Known Pulitzer Prize Finalist Gives Voice To Strong Girls
March 1, 2019Sarah DeLappe’s play, The Wolves, at the Slipstream Theatre Initiative from March 1st through 24th, offers a perspective on feminism that is rarely taken seriously.
Sweat and the Exonerated
February 8, 2019Two shows ground today’s polarized political climate in the lives of people who struggle. In these tense political times, politically charged theatre is perhaps the opposite of the escape people are looking for in their entertainment. But The Exonerated, to be performed in February at the University of Michigan and Sweat, to be performed in