ZEITGEIST STAGE COMPANY

May 08 2018

THEATER: LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION!

By |2018-05-08T20:12:18-04:00May 8th, 2018|Theater|0 Comments

It has stayed with me all week: ZEITGEIST Stage Company's production of LOVE! VALOUR! COMPASSION! A line of men in white tulle; they are performing "Swan Lake" in drag. It's a scream--and heartrending. They are like angels appearing and disappearing, AIDS waiting in the wings, hovering over their lives, in the shadows of one summer [...]

Oct 03 2017

TO SEE & NOT TO SEE: Faceless/Warhol Capote/Exit the King/Men On Boats/A Bright Room Called Day

By |2017-10-03T23:52:15-04:00October 3rd, 2017|Theater|0 Comments

Wondering what TO SEE and NOT TO SEE onstage? Here's my take on what I've seen lately: (L to R): Victor Shopov, Aina Adler, Robert Orzalli, Ashley Risteen (Photo by Richard Hall/Silverline Images) FACELESS: SEE it! This New England premiere by young playwright Selina Fillinger and season opener at Zeitgeist Stage Company is [...]

Sep 24 2015

THEATER: THE BOYS IN THE BAND

By |2015-09-24T17:37:15-04:00September 24th, 2015|Theater|0 Comments

Bob Mussett, Gene Dante, Diego Buscaglia. Mikey DiLoreto; Damon Singletary, Victor Shopov, Ryan Landry, and Brooks Reeves. Photo by Richard Hall/Silverline Images When it first opened off-Broadway in 1968, THE BOYS IN THE BAND must have been shocking with its scenes of gay men kissing and its subject matter so baldly exposed. Almost 50 years [...]

May 25 2015

THEATER: AN APOCALYPTIC VAUDEVILLE/ THE SUBMISSION

By |2015-05-26T12:50:28-04:00May 25th, 2015|Theater|0 Comments

Mandy Patinkin and Taylor Mac. Photo by Gretjen Helene/A.R.T. If the end of the world were tomorrow, there's no one I'd rather have shuffle me off to Buffalo and back than Mandy Patinkin (in his A.R.T. debut) and Taylor Mac ("The Lily's Revenge") as a pair of waterlogged vaudevillians who tap their way ashore after a global [...]

Feb 24 2015

THEATER: INTIMATE APPAREL/THE BIG MEAL

By |2015-02-26T12:21:22-05:00February 24th, 2015|Theater|0 Comments

And the shows go on!! If you can make your way through the piles of white stuff-- there's lot to warm your heart out there on stage. Here's what I've seen recently: INTIMATE APPAREL: This is a warm, wise tale about about an African-American seamstress's hopes and dreams unfolding against the huge historical changes afoot at [...]

May 20 2014

ELLIOT NORTON AWARD WINNERS 2014!!

By |2014-05-21T12:02:56-04:00May 20th, 2014|Celebrity Interviews, Theater|0 Comments

Boston Theater Critics Association members with Olympia Dukakis and Paul Daigneault   Olympia Dukakis Paul Daigneault It was a fabulous night!! THE MAYOR Marty Walsh spoke about his commitment to Boston as an ARTS town; OSCAR-WINNER Olympia Dukakis was honored, and her cousin and former GOVERNOR Mike Dukakis paid [...]

Nov 15 2013

THEATER:MISS SAIGON/THE NORMAL HEART/MAKE UP YOUR MIND

By |2013-11-16T15:39:14-05:00November 15th, 2013|Theater|0 Comments

To see or not to see-- that is the question! Definitely see"MISS SAIGON" up at the North Shore Music Theatre! I just saw it and despite the fact that it took me 35 minutes to get out of the parking lot-- it was worth it. This Tony-Award winning musical based on Puccini's "Madama Butterfly," is [...]

May 11 2013

MY CRAZY WEEK: Punk, Porn, Mozart & The May-ah

By |2013-05-14T23:11:43-04:00May 11th, 2013|Joyce's Choices, Spontaneous Acts of Joyce, Theater|0 Comments

GREAT week around town--theater is thriving and the Mayor--though barely mobile- is everywhere! I popped into his office this week and presented His Honor with THE ELLIOT NORTON CHAMPION OF THE PERFORMING ARTS AWARD! Play below or click here to download video which we'll play at the "Norties" Monday night May 13 at the Paramount [...]

Feb 29 2012

THEATER REVIEW: TIME OF MY LIFE

By |2012-03-01T13:09:10-05:00February 29th, 2012|Theater|0 Comments

We've all been there-- those uncomfortable little family dinners, roiling with resentments and old hurts, that turn testy between courses. Welcome to Zeitgeist Stage Company's accomplished production of TIME OF MY LIFE. As we enter the theater, it's like walking into a restaurant and we're spectators-- some of us at neighboring tables-- observing a cacophonous [...]

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