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Hartford Stage's new artistic director brews a hearty 'Tempest'

The plays of William Shakespeare have always been a staple at Connecticut's Hartford Stage starting from the theater's very first...

I’m bewitched by the magnificent ways in which Hartford Stage is so completely transformed from one production to the next. Last time it was...

As a theatre review there is one particular word that comes up quite often in my work: theatre. Or, in some cases, theater. The difference, of...

Gillian Holroyd, the beautiful young witch at the center of John van Druten's 1950 play, Bell Book & Candle, doesn't need to wiggle her...

There are some who say that every story that can be told has already been told in one way or another. Perhaps an argument can be made in their...

If you're looking for some theatrical activities to catch this weekend, then you are in luck! Here's a list of possibilities for this...

Take a skit or two from "Laugh-In," throw in a generous pinch from "The Apartment," and wrap them both around the heart and...

After a somewhat slow take-off, Hartford Stage's revival of French playwright Marc Camoletti's farce "Boeing Boeing" manages to...

There are essentially two plays on stage in Quiara Alegria Hudes's new "Water by the Spoonful" which is receiving a lovingly detailed...

It's hard to believe that the current offering of Arthur Miller's "The Crucible" at the Hartford Stage marks the play's first...