by Hugh Iglarsh | June 25, 2026Couch Penny Ensemble’s Solid “An Oak Tree” Plays With Our Mind While Stirring Our Feelings Tim Crouch’s 2006 melancholic memory play about loss and healing features two outstanding performances, one of them unrehearsed.
by Hugh Iglarsh | June 3, 2026In a Dog-Eat-Dog World, It’s Not Easy Being Human Ego Death Theatre Collective’s sure-handed production of “A Dog’s House” shows the impact of a pet’s violent death on the owners’ relationships.
by Hugh Iglarsh | February 19, 2025Still Colossal: A Review of Gwydion Theatre Company’s “Ghosts” at the Greenhouse Theater Center
by Charles Kenney | February 11, 2025Love on Demand: A Review of Lazy Susan Theatre Company’s “Not Bitter Nor Sweet” at Greenhouse Theater Center
by Hugh Iglarsh | November 8, 2024Understated Mystery: A Review of Gwydion Theatre Company’s “Perfect Pie” at Greenhouse Theater Center
by Dennis Polkow | October 12, 2023Halloween Hoopla: A Review of “Holy Ghost Bingo: God, Goblins & Games” at the Greenhouse Theater Center
by Hayley Osborn | September 27, 2019Scots on the Run: A Review of Midsummer (A Play with Songs) at Greenhouse Theater Center and Proxy Theatre
by Amanda Finn | September 3, 2019More Plod Than Plot: A Review of Sons and Lovers at On the Spot Theatre Company and Greenhouse Theater Center
by Noel Schecter | May 21, 2019Putting the “Fun” in Fungus: A Review of The Mushroom Cure at Greenhouse Productions & The Marsh
by Erin Shea Brady | May 3, 2018Penguins—They’re Just Like Us: A Review of Birds of a Feather at Greenhouse Theater Center
by Emma Couling | December 8, 2017Irreverent or Thoughtless: A Review of Barney the Elf at Other Theatre
by Persephone Jones | August 28, 2017By Wrench or By Gear: A Review of Machinal at Greenhouse Theater Center
by Hugh Iglarsh | January 15, 2017A Life in Boxes A Review of Her America at Greenhouse Theater Center
