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.
The actresses discussed in this article are individually remarkable because of their unparalleled versatility. To conquer Broadway, enchant audiences and...
Born in Princeton, the son of a slave, a lawyer, athlete, activist, actor and singer, Paul Robeson (1898-1976)...
The craft of acting was seriously challenged in the late 1940s. Acting coaches like Stella Adler, Lee Strasberg, Uta Hagen...
“Skill at entertaining, theatrical presentation or performance” is the internet definition of “showmanship.” Two men, one a producer and the...
The early 20th Century musical theater had stars whose performance style will never been matched. Among them are Fanny Brice...
I don’t Impulse shop like I once did, but when it was announced that Bette Midler was doing Hello, Dolly...
Many of those discussed in this series are remarkable individuals, and when assembled here, it’s easy to see how their...
Perhaps you’ve noticed that I usually write about three or four people in these columns. There are some icons whose...
Here’s a new party game. The category is Women Playwright and the goal is to name as many women who wrote...
