Winner of the Tony "Triple Crown" for Best Musical, Best Score and Best Book, Avenue Q is part flesh, part felt and packed with heart. Before the “Book of Mormon”, there [...]

by Aaron Lockman My high school was a bit of an aberration in terms of social structure – at least compared to the fictional high schools I saw on TV. [...]

Organized theater is about 4500 years old and despite its age, live theater is more relevant and necessary today than ever before. As screens and faceless media intrude more and [...]

Into the Woods actor Kent Joseph                                                 [...]

“The thing you did,” Lord Aster posits, “against impossible odds, that’s something you two will always share.” I’ve always been pretty good at endings. Or I guess I should say, [...]

Imagination – the ability to form new ideas within one’s own mind – is a quality sorely lacking in the world around us. We surrender our imaginations to numbing fillers [...]

Political upheaval. Social unrest. Protests and flower power and race and activism. These themes were common to the 1960s and, to a considerable degree, they still echo through our society. While [...]

“WORDS ARE SACRED. THEY DESERVE RESPECT. IF YOU GET THE RIGHT ONES, IN THE RIGHT ORDER, YOU CAN NUDGE THE WORLD A LITTLE." This maxim springs from Tom Stoppard, Academy [...]

By Joe Keefe - Metropolis Executive/Artistic Director The intriguing title of our latest show is It’s a Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play. Both elements – Wonderful Life and Radio [...]

IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY  IT'S A WONDERFUL LIFE is one of my favorite Christmas movies of all time. It's a film that I grew up watching. When [...]