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ALL ABOUT DAPHNA: BOSTON CONSERVATORY ALUMNA TALKS HER LATEST ROLE IN “BAD JEWS”
Photos By Justin Saglio Daphna Feygenbaum is devout, passionate, driven, and manipulative. And Alison McCartan, who has stepped into Daphna’s shoes for SpeakEasy Stage Company’s production of Joshua...
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HONEST PINT: OLDE MAGOUN’S SALOON
There’s a lot to write about when it comes to craft beer in and around the Boston area. Whether it’s an old standby like the Sunset Grill and Tap in Allston, a relatively new joint like Russell House...
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BOSTON’S BEST PERFORMANCES OF 2016
Kirsten Salpini in MURDER FOR TWO (Mark S Howard) Kirsten Salpini, Murder for Two at the Lyric Stage A brilliant comedic performance, Salpini’s delirious turn as all of the suspects in this musical...
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AN AFFAIR TO REMEMBER
Director M. Bevin O’Gara with Jennifer Ellis and Christiaan Smith in rehearsal | Photo by Nile Hawver/Nile Scott Shots Jennifer Ellis on The Bridges of Madison County A devastating almost-love...
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MANIFEST DESTINY, MINUS THE MEN
Director Dawn Simmons Watching Rehearsal | Nile Hawver/Nile Hawver Shots Director Dawn M. Simmons talks Men on Boats at SpeakEasy Stage It’s hard enough to imagine a 100-minute play about the 1869...
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THE CAST SIZZLES IN AN UNEVEN SHAKESPEARE IN LOVE AT SPEAKEASY STAGE
★★★☆☆ The fault, dear reader, is not in the production, but in the play. The job of adapting Shakespeare in Love, 1999’s Academy Award-winning best picture, was so difficult that even Tom...
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JOE SENT ME, CAMBRIDGE
Not really a speakeasy, but a great neighborhood bar Chances are, when a bar calls itself a speakeasy, it’s really not, since not too many bars from the Prohibition era still exist. But it...
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‘ADMISSIONS’ AT SPEAKEASY: WHEN WHITENESS IS REFLECTED BACK AT ITSELF
PHOTO BY MAGGIE HALL PHOTOGRAPHY My spouse and I were the only two black people in the theater. There were no black actors or actors of color in the play. We couldn’t understand why until the...
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