757 stories by "Ross"
The Acton NY Theatre Review: Dream Music Puppetry Program's 26th Annual Puppet Parlor by Acton Basil Twist opened a festive and frisky sack of holiday cheer with Dream Music Puppetry Prog…
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Anna Christie By Ross 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 wi…
The Broadway Theatre Review: The Queen of Versailles By Ross The Queen of Versailles closed on Broadway last Sunday, months earlier than planned and years earlier than anyone involved likely…
As someone who spends a good portion of each week wishing transatlantic teleportation were a standard perk of theatre journalism, I felt a familiar pang of longing when Pasadena Playhouse re…
Quietly charming and deeply nostalgic, This World of Tomorrow, a new play written by and starring Tom Hanks alongside writer James Glossman, is premiering in high gloss at The Shed. It deliv…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: My Favourite Christmas Films By Ross Every December, I find myself returning to A Christmas Carol, not so much as a ritual to be checked off my list that I check tw…
The Off-Broadway Review: Gruesome Playground Injuries By Ross "What happened to your face?" It's a simple question, asked by an eight-year-old girl in a school nurse's office, but it becomes…
Frontmezzjunkies Reports: Daniel Radcliffe Returns in Every Brilliant Thing By Ross As a longtime excited watcher of plays that travel from London to New York, I'm always alert for the ones …
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: The Baker's Wife By Ross It all begins before the lights officially dim, with the theatre itself becoming a sun-drenched French serenade. The village plaza w…
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: This World of Tomorrow by Ross Quietly charming and deeply nostalgic, This World of Tomorrow, a new play written by and starring Tom Hanks alongside writer J…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: No Return Visits to the Kennedy Center for this Theatre Critic By Ross For years, I went to Washington not for politics, but for art (and friendship). The Kennedy C…
The Off-Broadway Theatre Review: Richard II By Ross Quietly and ominously, the first thing we see in Richard II is the blurry figure of a half-naked man pacing back and forth inside a cube. …
Frontmezzjunkies Reports: Pasadena Playhouse's Amadeus by Ross As someone who spends a good portion of each week wishing transatlantic teleportation were a standard perk of theatre journalis…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Â The Top 25+ Stage Shows of 2025 By Ross Every year, I find myself looking back across stages"big Broadway houses, adventurous Off-Broadway spaces, the bold new …
The Broadway Theatre Review: Chess By Ross It's East meets West, back in the day when those words held different meanings than today, but the game is still being played loud and true in Broa…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Little Bear Ridge Road Will Close Early on Broadway By Ross I wrote in my review of Little Bear Ridge Road that it was "a quietly brutal and deeply humane theatr…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: TitanÃque on Broadway in 2026 If you've ever walked out of a show with your cheeks sore from laughing, feathers ruffled from absurdity, and a ridiculous, unshake…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: Marla Mindelle and Josh Sharp Channel Nicole Kidman and Cate Blanchett in A Kidman Carol There are some Off-Broadway fever dreams you hear about and think, "There's…
The Broadway Theatre Review: Jordan Harrison's Marjorie Prime By Ross There is something quietly devastating about returning to Marjorie Prime in 2025. What once felt like speculative fictio…
The Toronto Theatre Review: Crow's Theatre's Rogers v. Rogers By Ross Walking into Toronto's Crow's Theatre for Rogers v. Rogers, I was already annoyed, borderline hostile, if I'm being hone…
The Television Series Review: FX's A Christmas Carol By Ross FX's A Christmas Carol, , the brooding and unsettling 2019 adaptation starring Guy Pearce, remains one of the most daring reinter…
A Frontmezzjunkies Interview: James Taylor Odom Discusses A Sherlock Carol at the Westport Country Playhouse There's a particular kind of magic that happens in December: people who ordin…
The Toronto Theatre Review: Three Ships Collective's A Christmas Carol By Ross The house remembers us. Or at least, that is how it felt stepping again into the Campbell House Museum for this…
Frontmezzjunkies reports: The Golden Globe Nominations Announced Maybe it's because TIFF is still echoing in my head, but waking up to this morning's Golden Globe nominations brought a small…
The Toronto Theatre Review: Bad Hats Theatre's Narnia By Ross It all begins with music, glorious, generous music, bursting out into our laps on the Soulpepper stage. A joyful reprieve after …
