There’s a lot to like about this production, whether you’re familiar with Beethoven’s life story or not. Despite its occasional flaws, Arlekin’s Beethoven crescendos in the audience’s imagination.
Category: Short Takes (3min read)
Wheelock Family Theatre’s “Charlotte’s Web” Weaves A Classic Tale
This production is bright, charming, and the story’s as timeless as you remember it.
The Otherworldliness and Exquisite Beauty of MRT’s “A Khmer Swan Lake”
Every so often, one sees a performance that’s so breathtakingly artful that it’s hard to describe. A Khmer Swan Lake, created by the Angkor Dance Troupe, is one of them, presenting a gorgeous rendition of the 19th-century ballet, first scored by Tchaikovsky.
“Wonder” Delivers a Joyful Ride to a Kinder Landscape
“Wonder”. Book by Sarah Ruhl. Music and Lyrics by A Great Big World (Ian Axel and Chad King). Directed by Taibi Magar. Presented by American Repertory Theater, 64 Brattle Street, Cambridge, through February 8. By Michele Markarian “I like ice cream, outer space and video games,” Auggie (Garrett McNally), a typical seventh grader, tells us…
