 Radio Golf
(September 15, 2006) Before he died last year, August Wilson completed his grand design of 10 plays with "Radio Golf" which has just opened at the Huntington Theatre. |
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 "Frankenfood"
(August 23, 2006) Art and science collide as genetically modified vegetables and a robotic orchestra star in a new marionette show. |
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 Sudsy Chopin
(July 10, 2006) A one-man show about the Polish composer/pianist supplies charm and lots of sentimentality. |
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 July Theater Recommendations
(June 30, 2006) Don't put your brain out to pasture: the month includes some demanding theater that's worth a look. |
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 Mint Julep for the Soul
(June 23, 2006) The longest-running professional theater in America kicks off its 80th anniversary with a genial comedy about Hollywood in the '30s. |
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 Sword In Cheek
(June 12, 2006) An acclaimed Boston theater company returns after a seven-year absence with an antic take on the classic Japanese film "Seven Samurai." |
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 June Stage Standouts
(May 30, 2006) Some promising, off-beat shows fill the gap before the summer season begins in earnest |
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 Cupid's Revenge
(May 29, 2006) An early Shakespeare comedy about young scholars in love with the idea of love receives a smoothly entertaining production. |
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 Booty Break
(May 19, 2006) Drag queens liven up a new adaptation of French playwright Pierre Marivaux's 18th-century social comedy "Island of Slaves." |
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 Sweet "Caroline"
(May 12, 2006) Pulitzer prize-winning playwright Tony Kushner is the creative force behind one of the finest American musicals to come along in awhile |
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 "Ragtime" to Riches
(May 05, 2006) The New Rep mounts a confident revival of the 1998 Tony Award-winning musical about immigration, racism, and workers' rights in early 20th-century New York. |
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 May Theater Best Bets
(May 01, 2006) The theater season ends on some potential high notes, led by the premiere of a Tony Kushner musical. |
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 Fenway Follies
(April 28, 2006) In this revised production of the musical "Damn Yankees," the Boston Red Sox replace the Washington Senators as the team battling New York for the pennant. |
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 Ocean State of Emergency
(April 21, 2006) A stage production in Rhode Island uses excerpts from interviews with soldiers and others to explore how the war in Iraq is affecting the homefront. |
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 Witches Wild
(April 17, 2006) According to the Broadway musical "Wicked," a lot went on in the Land of Oz before Dorothy and Toto showed up. |
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