Besides their full-length productions, The Shaw Festival offers a lunchtime feature.   It often is an hour play, offer...

George Bernard Shaw, the Irish playwright and satirist, who is the father figure of The Shaw Festival, once wrote, “Th...

A reviewer once said of OUR BETTERS, a social comedy by W. Somerset Maugham, “OUR BETTERS is probably not one of Maugh...

Adam Guettel, coauthor of THE LIGHT IN THE PIAZZA, comes to writing musicals from a strong hereditary background.   Hi...

  GUYS AND DOLLS is the consummate American musical.  Set in New York, it contains all the brash sounds of the city and attitudes ...

Irish authors like James Joyce, Sean O’Casey, and John Synge write of the depression, alcoholism and ingrained bleakness of the ...

At the start of the second act of a mid-July showing of The Shaw Festival’s ENCHANTED APRIL, a loud burst of thunder from a raging summ...

The Shaw Festival is one of the two major Canadian theatre celebrations, the other being The Stratford Festival in Stratford, Ontario.  ...

Sean Derry and Alanna Romansky, co-directors of none too fragile theater, have a knack for picking scripts that insight and excite.  They...

Eric van Baars, the director of FIDDLER ON THE ROOF, now on stage at Porthouse Theatre on the grounds of Blossom Music Center, states of t...

Clyde Simon, the Artistic Director of convergence-continuum, never steers clear of in-your-face, lurid language-laced scripts.  He has ...

The Who, which was inducted into Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1990, is noted as one of the holy trinity of British Rock.  ...