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The Playhouse Square touring production of ‘CATS’ is musical theater purr-fection

It began as a song writing exercise by Andrew Lloyd Webber in late 1977. Webber had challenged himself to see if he could write music to...

Shakespeare’s “Romeo and Juliet” is one of his most often performed works falling in between A Mid-Summer Night’s Dream and Hamlet in...

The funny thing about human nature is...well...the human part of it. People on a whole will see what they wish to see, hear what they...

Les Misérables first appeared as a French language concept album. Later it was adapted for stage as a sung through French musical...

I need to be perfectly honest with you. When I first heard that the Broadway Touring Production of Disney’s “Frozen” was coming to...

It’s a story of the ages. Two factions are at war with each other. In each opposing group there is a young man and young woman who fall...

In July of 1899 child labor laws were nearly non-existent in large cities such as New York City. Young children were forced to work in...

It’s the 90s...1590s that is and change is in the air. There is science (flush toilets), social upheaval (women are beginning to realize...

First off, let me get this off my chest. The musical “Little Shop of Horrors” is not my favorite show. While it has a cool 50’s be-bop...

“The Fantasticks” premiered in 1960 and featured music by Harvey Schmidt with book and lyrics by Tom Jones and is based loosely on the...