First impressions, awkward pauses, and God forbid, the horror that is the check... First dates can be the path towards something magical,...

Don't let the wigs, frills, and rhymes turn you away - Tartuffe, now playing at SummerStage of Delafield, is as poignant, pointed, and...

What do kilts, cuffs, conmen, and crullers have in common? A gut-busting night of crime solving, of course! Unnecessary Farce is...

All photos by Carroll Studios of Photography. It's the 1960s. Three con men enter into the Hendrix home to acquire a lost doll of grave...

All photos by Michael Brosilow. "So, people a thousand years from now: this is the way we were in the provinces north of New York at the...

Was it Colonel Mustard in the conservatory with the candlestick, or Mrs. Peacock in the ballroom with the wrench? Waukesha Civic...

It's insanity. It's football, and vomit, and kilts, and puppets. It's forwards, and backwards, and inside out. It's William Shakespeare....

"Utter and complete lack of communication is the true basis of any happy family!" 37 Postcards, running at Lake Country Playhouse through...

Delve into what it’s really like to be “living in America, at the end of the millenium” with the 20th anniversary tour of Jonathan...

All photos by Liz Lauren. As published in the December issue of the KM Perform Express Newsletter. Tempered dialogue masks sexual,...

Forward Theater Company’s I and You opens with Caroline, a severely ill teenager, using her hair comb to threaten an unexpected visitor…...

As published in the November issue of the KM Perform Express Newsletter. At the strike of 7:30 PM, the city of Waukesha sings the tune of...

As originally published in The Capital Times on June 19th, 2017. Photo by Liz Lauren Drums are heard first, like the thunderous heartbeat...

From which an excerpt was published in The Capital Times on May 14th, 2017. Glitzy tap sequences, flaming maple donuts, a tribe plagued...

Photo by Joan Marcus The girls are beautiful, the orchestra is beautiful… The era is ugly. Cabaret gives an unforgiving stare at 1931...

Between a Pulitzer Prize winning script, masterful direction, and honest acting, the company of August: Osage County brings to life a...

Photo by Dahlia Katz Boy meets horse. It’s love. Boy meets miners. It’s cannibalism. In this stage adaptation of Trey Parker’s 1993...

“There aren’t any set rules,” shares David Daniel immediately following his performance in Outside Mullingar. “[The company and the...

While the “music of the night” in The Phantom of the Opera tour sweeps away audience hearts and souls, it can’t quite sweep away the...

January 14th and 15th, audiences are transported from the cold, grey storms of Wisconsin to a land where music dances through the hot air...