by Patricia Grandjean
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08/02/12Front Row Q&A: Betty BuckleyShe was the teacher in "Carrie," the stepmom in "Eight Is Enough," Norma Desmond in "Sunset Boulevard" and the most memorable of Broadway's "Cats." Now, Betty Buckley is exploring what it's like to be some of the men in our classic musicals. |
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07/06/12Front Row Q&A: Terrence MannA Broadway vet rules the boards at UConn's Connecticut Repertory Theatre this summer. |
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06/27/12Q&A Exclusive: David Henry HwangThe prolific Asian American playwright, librettist and screenwriter visits New Haven's International Festival of Arts & Ideas April 28. |
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06/15/12Q&A Exclusive: Phillippe PetitDon't think of him simply as a "wire-walker," but as a Renaissance man—who will discuss his many accomplishments during the opening day of New Haven's International Festival of Arts and Ideas, June 16. |
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05/29/12Front Row Q&A: Jim GaffiganHe's "clean," he's "inclusive," but mostly, he's just funny. Jim Gaffigan brings his "America Tour" to the MGM Grand at Foxwoods June 2. |
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05/25/12On Your Mark, Get Set, Go!Lime Rock Park kicks off auto racing season with its annual all-American Memorial Day Race weekend. Posted at 12:36 PM | Permalink |
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05/22/12How Sweet the Sound"Amazing Grace," a musical inspired by the most famous hymn of all, tells the story of the man who penned it. Posted at 10:02 AM | Permalink |
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05/15/12Front Row Q&A: Henry WinklerThe once-and-future Arthur "Fonz" Fonzarelli brings new hope for upper limb spasticity sufferers to Southbury. |
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05/03/12Q&A Web Exclusive: Maya AngelouIn advance of her May 10 speaking engagement at the Bushnell in Hartford, the formidable American author and poet talks about courage, sharing her message, and growing older with zazz. |
04/25/12Doctor Faustus Light the LightsGertrude Stein's light shines at Wesleyan University's Center for the Arts in Middletown. Posted at 01:29 PM | Permalink |
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