Broom Street Theater's "Civil" presents an intriguing vision of the future...
Red, a character in Rob Matsushita's "Civil", voices a common complaint about the American court system: It isn't the greatest at keeping up with the times, especially when it comes to technological...
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Broom Street Theater’s production of “The Nails” is an unconventional and weird trip, a series of comedic bits each as unexpected as the last. Conlan Carter is along for the ride.
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Catherine Capellaro talks with transgender activist and comedian Dina Nina Martinez, who bares all in a one-woman play, “Confessions of a Wannabe Soccer Mom,” premiering at Broom Street Theater.
View ArticleA captivating new musical
“Held,” a memorable and gorgeous new musical by playwright Kelly Maxwell and composer Meghan Rose, opens at Broom Street Theater.
View ArticleAn unlikely pairing
A unlikely romance blossoms in Broom Street Theater's "Pudding," where a struggle occurs between a sallow-faced widower and a driven businesswoman.
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Broom Street Theater artistic director Heather Renken keeps the company evolving.
View ArticleBroom Street Theater's "Civil" presents an intriguing vision of the future...
Red, a character in Rob Matsushita's "Civil", voices a common complaint about the American court system: It isn't the greatest at keeping up with the times, especially when it comes to technological...
View ArticleAesop on acid
Broom Street Theater’s production of “The Nails” is an unconventional and weird trip, a series of comedic bits each as unexpected as the last. Conlan Carter is along for the ride.
View ArticleWannabe soccer mom
Catherine Capellaro talks with transgender activist and comedian Dina Nina Martinez, who bares all in a one-woman play, “Confessions of a Wannabe Soccer Mom,” premiering at Broom Street Theater.
View ArticleA captivating new musical
“Held,” a memorable and gorgeous new musical by playwright Kelly Maxwell and composer Meghan Rose, opens at Broom Street Theater.
View ArticleAn unlikely pairing
A unlikely romance blossoms in Broom Street Theater's "Pudding," where a struggle occurs between a sallow-faced widower and a driven businesswoman.
View ArticleStill Broom Street
Broom Street Theater artistic director Heather Renken keeps the company evolving.
View ArticleSatirical home run
“Sweet William” is an immersive genre-buster, featuring a hard-hitting, hard-spitting outfielder with a sordid past. It runs at Broom Street Theater until April 9.
View ArticleSex! Scandal! Christian rock!
In true Broom Street Theater style, “Spread the Nudes” is a live rock musical featuring jabs at politics, right-wing fundamentalists and homophobes.
View ArticleSettling scores
A new play at Broom Street Theater explores difficult questions and family dynamics. But the play tries to do too much, writes Laura Jones.
View ArticleA timely statement
Broom Street Theater's timely and relevant production of "Richard the Second" sets the play in a media-hungry environment.
View ArticleBroom Street Theater's "Civil" presents an intriguing vision of the future...
Red, a character in Rob Matsushita's "Civil", voices a common complaint about the American court system: It isn't the greatest at keeping up with the times, especially when it comes to technological...
View ArticleAesop on acid
Broom Street Theater’s production of “The Nails” is an unconventional and weird trip, a series of comedic bits each as unexpected as the last. Conlan Carter is along for the ride.
View ArticleWannabe soccer mom
Catherine Capellaro talks with transgender activist and comedian Dina Nina Martinez, who bares all in a one-woman play, “Confessions of a Wannabe Soccer Mom,” premiering at Broom Street Theater.
View ArticleA captivating new musical
“Held,” a memorable and gorgeous new musical by playwright Kelly Maxwell and composer Meghan Rose, opens at Broom Street Theater.
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