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The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: NYTW's Tartuffe By Ross From the moment the astonishing Bianca Del Rio storms the stage as Mme Pernelle, New York Theatre Workshop's new adaptation of Tartuf…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: The May 2026 London UK Theatre Adventure By Ross This May's London Theatre Trip began the way the best ones always do: with a slightly reckless ticket purchase and …
A grand piano and a pink feathered gown, worn by the unexpected, usher us into this unapologetically delightful romp. Women in black tie and tails and gowned men with moustaches swirl and pr…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Tickets for the Stratford Festival Go On Sale Today by Ross Every theatrical season, there's one press release I read not just with interest, but with a calendar al…
The London UK Theatre Review: The Importance of Being Earnest By Ross A grand piano and a pink feathered gown, worn by the unexpected, usher us into this unapologetically delightful romp. Wo…
An old-fashioned clock is stationed over the stage like a warning, or a stopwatch, counting down the minutes until High Noon strikes and Marshal Will Kane must face the returning outlaw Fran…
The London UK Theatre Review: High Noon By Ross An old-fashioned clock is stationed over the stage like a warning, or a stopwatch, counting down the minutes until High Noon strikes and Marsh…
Frontmezzjunkes reports: TIFT's All The Cows Are Dead By Ross There are certain theatre companies I trust enough that, even when I can't immediately get myself into the room, I still want to…
The London UK Theatre Review: Alan Ayckbourn's Woman in Mind By Ross I first encountered Woman in Mind when I was 22 years old, newly out of theatre school and living recklessly in London. I…
Rain lashes the stage as John Millington Synge's masterpiece comedy The Playboy of the Western World arrives at the National Theatre, with bodies moving through the darkness in what feels li…
The London UK Theatre Review: National Theatre's Playboy of the Western World By Ross Rain lashes the stage as John Millington Synge's masterpiece comedy The Playboy of the Western World arr…
A Frontmezzjunkies interview: With Greenheart Productions' Co-founders Susan Jacobson & Andrea Lynn Green In an era when empathy can feel like a niche subscription service rather than a …
It's all delicious art deco inside Noël Coward's Fallen Angels, revived most brilliantly at the Menier Chocolate Factory under Christopher Luscombe's immaculate direction. The revival arr…
The London UK Theatre Review: Fallen Angels at the Menier Chocolate Factory By Ross It's all delicious art deco inside Noël Coward's Fallen Angels, revived most brilliantly at the Menier …
Bryan Cranston, Marianne Jean-Baptiste, Hayley Squires, and Paapa Essiedu in the West End production of All My Sons. Photo by Jan Versweyveld. The play opens in thematic chaos, as wind roars…
The London UK Theatre Review: Ivo van Hove's West End Production of All My Sons By Ross The play opens in thematic chaos, as wind roars through the Wyndham Theatre. Thunder cracks overhead a…
Assembled before our very eyes in the first few moments of Eugene O'Neill's Anna Christie at St. Ann's Warehouse, the play barges in with an impressive, kinetic staging crafted by a formidab…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: The Shaw Festival Named Harbourfront Centre's Resident Artist Company By Ross As a long-time admirer of the Shaw Festival and its masterful commitment to craft, ens…
"I wish." And they have a way of coming true at Christmas time, sometimes spectacularly, sometimes in ways that surprise you. Sitting down at the Bridge Theatre for Into the Woods, Stephen S…
After an exchange of love, tenderly delivered, Alfie states, quite clearly, "I've accepted what Dr. Chan said on Friday." And in that beginning, End at the National Theatre completes David E…
The London UK Theatre Review: Bridge Theatre's Into the Woods by Ross "I wish." And they have a way of coming true at Christmas time, sometimes spectacularly, sometimes in ways that surprise…
The London UK Theatre Review: End By Ross After an exchange of love, tenderly delivered, Alfie states, quite clearly, "I've accepted what Dr. Chan said on Friday." And in that beginning, End…
The Toronto Theatre Review: Susan Hill's The Woman in Black By Ross "It was 9:30 on Christmas Eve." Arthur Kipps cannot quite get the line out before he is gently, then firmly, interrupted. …
'911, what's your emergency?' 'My husband… they shot him… they all did.' It's July 10th, 1981, Missouri, and in that sharp introduction, Kenrex at The Other Palace arrives like a sucker …
The London UK Theatre Review: Kenrex at The Other Palace By Ross '911, what's your emergency?''My husband… they shot him… they all did.' It's July 10th, 1981, Missouri, and in that sharp…