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Who knew Craigslist could be so fun … and so profoundly touching?

This show is laugh out loud funny and satirizes American society's common stereotypes with a melting pot big city spin.

The following is BroadwayWorld's exclusive interview with theater, film, and TV legend, Mr. Ben Vereen...

While I do appreciate the liberties some directors take in exploring classics with alternative/parallel universes and the whole "what if?" scenario, sometimes a classic is best left a classic.

Curious Theatre presents their first show of the New Year and it's a compelling doozy!

Two young, English upper class men both pretend to be Earnest to impress the ladies they love.

The play is an archetypal ghost story laden with psychological terror and intriguing mysteries.

This play is a painfully tender and realistic story that has refreshing grit to it and is fearless in its exploration of abject depression, body image as it relates to emotions, familial estrangements, religion, and death.

Have you ever been tempted to flee your own life? Shotgun!!!

Four corrupt real-estate salesmen struggle to win a cut-throat sales contest.

I can honestly say this performance was life changing for me, offering a broadened perspective that blasts stereotypes right out of the water.

From its gravity-defying acrobatics and smooth dance numbers to its lovable characters and toe-tapping music and lyrics, this show made me squeal like a 12-year-old girl at cheer camp!

When dealing with smart comedic timing such as Coward's, one must examine what works to enhance the show and what doesn't.

A serious/comedic look at three slightly dysfunctional people seeking their happily-ever-after.

The play skates between the comic and dramatic, as it moves to its poignant finish.

A Southern-style laugh-out-loud comedy.

When we actors are starting out, we have to pay our dues, whether it's performing in dinner theatres, amusement parks, or cruise ship entertainment. This company, however, is an exception to the rule and brings a humble professionalism on and off the stage that is quite refreshing.

Multi-Tony award winning choreographer and director Jerome Robbins gives us a contemporary version of Arthur Laurents' classic book. Unfortunately, I did not care for several of Robbins' creative liberties.

Ladies and gents, put on your zoot suits and convertible attire, sweep up your hair (or slick it back) and head to the show!

I must say this version feels more like A CHRISTMAS CAROL: THE MUSICAL! So I thoroughly enjoyed it, of course!