About the Author: Garth Gersten
Curious Theatre reveals a winner in ‘Topdog/Underdog’
Sharp script, direction and performances need no sleight of hand.
‘Taco Town’ at Miners Alley: great crew, incomplete order
Luke Sorge's new comedy earns its laughs, then abandons them in Act 2.
Postcard from London: Five shows in three days
From Catherine Tate’s outrageous ‘Oh, Mary!’ to a sleek new RSC ‘Cyrano’ — dispatches from five West End evenings, all recommended.
Two cousins, three days and a lifetime to unpack in ‘Furlough’s Paradise’
Curious Theatre closes out its current space with a layered, beautifully directed two-hander.
In Boulder, ‘Mary Jane’ is a satisfying emotional exploration of parental stress
BETC’s production highlights hope and community.
DCPA’s ‘Next to Normal’ struggles to connect
Nancy Keystone's restless, busy staging has plenty to admire, but fans of the Pulitzer winner may find it gets in its own way.
Theatre Or’s ‘The Last Yiddish Speaker’ speaks to everyone
A tension-filled timely warning is a ‘don’t miss’ in Denver.
Theater Company of Lafayette rises to the challenge of ‘Top Girls’
Caryl Churchill’s award-winning play given an admirable production under Director Brett Landis.
‘Fierce Satire and Mediocre Sex’ delivers a night of laughs at Buntport
Eight stories lead to varied results in And Toto too’s production of Edith Weiss' collection of short plays.
‘The Game’s Afoot’ brings comedy and mystery to StageDoor in Conifer
Production features impressive technical design but some uneven performances.
Female ‘Odd Couple’ proves it’s more than a gender swap
Revised Neil Simon Play still works in Miners Alley production
‘The Shark is Broken’ treads water, but it’s a fun swim
At Vintage, strong performances and consistent humor keep a wandering script afloat.
