Encore Michigan
‘Unnecessary Farce’ rollicks at Wilde Theatre
BRIGHTON, MI--Google defines Farce as :”a comic dramatic work using buffoonery and horseplay and typically including crude characterization and ludicrously improbable situations.” Unnecessary Farce by Paul... Continue Reading
Review: ‘Great American Trailer Park Musical at The Riverbank’
MARINE CITY, MI--Anyone in the mood for some raucous hilarity should get to Marine City ASAP for The Great American Trailer Park Musical, playing at... Continue Reading
Arabic To English Lifts Curtain On Arab Immigration and Arab-American identity
ANN ARBOR, MI--Turn on the news. Log on to twitter. And what you will find is a steady stream of vitriol spouted by one of... Continue Reading
‘Game, Set, Match’ is a Win at Tipping Point
NORTHVILLE, MI--Whether you are 21 or 61, gay or straight, online dating, which has taken over the whole process of meeting potential matches, is a... Continue Reading
Flint Rep brilliantly intertwines hope and struggle with intimate ‘Ragtime’
FLINT, MI--Flint Repertory Theater’s Michael Lluberes continues to prove that just about anything can be done in the intimate space that is the Elgood Theater—even... Continue Reading
The Ringwald wraps epic, sparkling production of ‘The Inheritance’
By David Kiley and Jennifer Kahn FERNDALE, MI--The Inheritance, wrapping up its run at The Ringwald here this past weekend, is an important, compelling play... Continue Reading
Review: ‘Lost in Yonkers’ lands in Pinckney at The Dio
PINCKNEY, MI--Lost in Yonkers, a play written by Neil Simon, takes audiences on an emotional and captivating journey about family that is bound to leave... Continue Reading
The Meadow Brook delights with ‘Noises Off’
ROCHESTER HILLS, MI--Noises Off is a fan-favorite play that takes the art of farce to splendid heights. The current production at The Meadow Brook Theatre... Continue Reading
Williamston’s ‘Alabaster’ opens poignant window into pain and loss
WILLIAMSTON, MI--Everyone’s a little bit broken. We may march out into the world as shiny toy soldiers, but sooner or later we are buffeted by... Continue Reading
Powerful production of ‘How I Learned To Drive’ at Open Book
TRENTON, MI--How I Learned to Drive, a Pulitzer Prize-winning play written by Paula Vogel, delivers a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of a deeply troubling subject... Continue Reading
