Arts Stories & Interviews

Steve Martin’s Picasso may be described as a theatrical virus.

The Wizard of Oz is the dramatic equivalent of a theme-park ride.

Sunset Boulevard aspires to be caviar, though a fishy smell lingers in the air.

Jitney is a minor though affecting drama from a major playwright.

Cabaret Dada and Flipside offer an evening free of thought.

Great Lakes has admirably revived Sondheim’s A Little Night Music. But a little tweaking would have helped.

Ensemble Theatre yields a folk-art gem with Valley Song.