Keith A. Joseph

Wooster turns a potential turkey into a bird of paradise.

Two very different productions take us from the ridiculous to the sublime.

Inspired handling transforms a former flop into flavorsome farce.

Lyric Opera gives us a Gilbert and Sullivan revue in rigor mortis time

An old musical gets polished up for devilish merriment

Karamu’s Othello reduces Shakespeare’s masterpiece to mish-mash

In Eating Raoul, a cult favorite is set to music

Lysistrata, a 2,400-year-old comedy, still packs a wallop

The Play House’s 73-minute war drama seems like the longest day.

It’s time to revisit the Phantom, that chandelier, and all the rest of your favorites.

Graham crackles on the Ohio stage in Great Lakes’ madcap adaptation.