Steven LaVigne is a director, playwright and reviewer. He’s worked with such local theaters as Classics Lost 'n' Found Theater Company, Twig Theater and Powderhorn Theater Arts, where his collection of Icelandic Folk Tales, Inside Snaefellsjokull Volcano was presented this summer. He loves to travel as well.
For the Algonquin group, it seems like they spent every waking hour at the hotel when they weren’t working. However...
If you were asked to take one of those online quizzes about theater, how do you think you’d score? Could...
Before I launch into the last article for this series, I want you all to know that I’ve thoroughly enjoyed...
Editor's Note: We're finishing up Steven's amazing series of essays on forgotten music theater history this month. Check out the...
Lord Andrew Lloyd Webber may have the longest-running show in Broadway history, but John Kander and Fred Ebb are the...
If one word describes the music of Jule Styne it’s unique. Unique because his scores are marvelously tuneful, and Styne...
According to theater legend, Alan Jay Lerner (1918-1986) and Frederick Loewe (1901-1988) met at a party and three weeks later...
Cy Coleman was well on his way to becoming a composer of popular standards when he began his career as...
There’s a warehouse in Secaucus, NJ that’s been compared by theater folk to King Tut’s tomb. Three decades ago, in...