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Bay Area Theatre: Weekend Picks, March 19-21
Here are The Broadway Critic’s picks for Bay Area Theatre this weekend: 1. Baby – A Musical at Ray of Light Theatre – “Ray of Light Theatre is proud to present the delightful musical comedy, Baby....
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Bay Area Theatre: Weekend Picks, April 2-4
Here are The Broadway Critic’s picks for Bay Area Theatre this weekend: 1. Dirty Rotten Scoundrels at Broadway by the Bay – Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is a total riot. I won lottery tickets to this on...
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Theatre Review: “Dirty Rotten Scoundrels” @ Broadway by the Bay, 04/03/10
Dirty Rotten Scoundrels is funny. Period. The Steve Martin/Michael Caine movie was funny and the musical, written by Jeffrey Lane (book) and David Yazbek (Music/Lyrics), is just as funny, if not more!...
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2010 Bay Area Summer Theatre Guide
The summer is quickly approaching and I wanted to feature some of the best theatre in the Bay Area during the months of June, July and August. There’s a huge variety of musicals/plays that will be...
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2010 September Bay Area Theatre Guide
Can you believe it? School is starting, summer is nearing it’s end and generally it should be very depressing, right? Wrong. There’s so much great theatre happening in September that it should keep...
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Theatre Review: “La Cage aux Folles” @ Broadway by the Bay, 09/18/10
La Cage aux Folles is the only Broadway show in history to win the Tony Award three times for best production – once in 1983 (Best Musical), again in 2005 (Best Revival) and then in 2010 (Best...
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2010 November Bay Area Theatre Guide
This past October was a big month of theatre for The Broadway Critic. I saw six shows in New York City – some great, some awful. Here’s the list with their accompanying reviews: 10/07/10 – The...
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Interview with Guy Stroman, Original Creator of “Forever Plaid”
Q: How are you involved in Broadway by the Bay’s production of Forever Plaid? Jim Gardia, Executive Director of Broadway by the Bay, approached me a few months ago with the idea of opening their new...
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