Local theater reviews of "Ride the Cyclone" "Jesus Christ Superstar" and "The Shark is Broken" from City Pulse reviewers, who catch most of the local shows. Here's how to join the reviewers.
When Alex Vicknair moved to Lansing from Seattle in the mid- ‘90s, the local head shops were full of American, artisan-made glass. “I got here and went into In Flight to sell some glass, and they …
Some might say “Little Women” was Louisa May Alcott’s little social rebellion. Alcott grew up in Concord, Massachusetts, with her famously transcendentalist parents, who regularly …
After reading a plot synopsis of “Ride the Cyclone,” Peppermint Creek Theatre Co.’s first show of the season, I was skeptical that the production would be compelling. The gist: …
If you, like me, grew up in a working-class Catholic home in the 1970s, you’ll find Katie Forgette’s memory play, “Incident at Our Lady of Perpetual Help,” at Williamston …
It’s 2 o’clock Sunday morning. After one too many glasses of wine, my husband and I are ruminating on how someone could develop an obsession with guns. The conversation quickly turns into …
Valentine’s Day 1895, St. James’s Theatre in London.
There’s an old adage that the time it takes to completely get over the death of a relationship is approximately half the length of time the relationship lasted. In pondering Williamston Theatre’s production of “Bright Half Life,”
Darkness. Low whispers are barely perceivable. The whispers (or are they hissing snakes?) undulate and grow.
