Sherry Shameer Cohen

The Stamford All-School Musical is back with its 17th semi-professional production. This year it’s the perennially popular show, Anything Goes, a musical that has not been performed for several years in Lower Fairfield County.

The Northstar Playermakers, an exceptional high school drama club, will present Reginald Rose’s timeless play, 12 Angry Jurors at Westhill High School for one weekend only.

What did our critic think of THE 39 STEPS at Westport Country Playhouse?

Read BroadwayWorld's review for Lying to Spielberg at Palace Theatre. Learn more about the production.

What did our critic think of I LOVE YOU, YOU'RE PERFECT, NOW CHANGE at Center Stage?

Terrence McNally’s powerful Master Class opens the Music Theatre of Connecticut’s 38th mainstage season. We mean powerful – the book, the performances, the lighting, the sound – everything to make your afternoon or evening theater experience extraordinary.

A cast of four in a hilarious spoof of Hitchcock's film noir, complete with a high-speed chase across London and Scotland.

You won't believe that the entire cast is made up of high school and college students and grads. They're THAT good.

Almost every county has at least one summer outdoor Shakespeare performance, but there is only one that gives audiences the closest experience to see Shakespeare performed at The Globe just outside London. Drum roll, please! It’s Curtain Call’s 21st Shakespearean play on the beautiful grounds of Sterling Farms in Stamford.

Mark you calendars from August 8 through September 1 for New York's Broadway Bound Festival's debut in Connecticut.

You need to know the myth first, but you'll find the play compelling.

Whether or not you’re a game show fan, you owe it to yourself to catch Broke: The Game Show Show, which closes this weekend at the Center Stage Theatre in Shelton.

A recent article in The New York Times reported that high school theater is suffering because some parents and town bigwigs are putting pressure on administrators not to produce plays that may offend some people. Some people, being strait-laced, narrow-minded people. Fortunately, Stamford is populated by highly educated, highly diverse people who are open to new things and new ideas, so when it comes to high school theater, almost anything goes, and it goes spectacularly.

GHOST: THE MUSICAL closes 37th season at Music Theatre Of Connecticut with a heartwarming story.

The legendary Mary Testa is coming to the Westport Country Playhouse on April 15 for one night only.

I think Arthur Miller is smiling down at this production.

The most fun show to see this month is The Legend of Georgia McBridge.

Mark Shanahan comblines a crowd pleasing show with sophistication that will delight people of all ages.

Learn more about the dymano who returns to the legendary Westport Country Playhouse.

See some of Broadway's future stars.