Breaking Character

Madeleine George: THE (CURIOUS CASE OF THE) WATSON INTELLIGENCE Part 2

On His 100th birthday, The Magic That Was Roald Dahl

“Somewhere inside all of us is the power to change the world.”

The much loved children’s author, Roald Dahl, would have been 100 on September 13. His stories were an amalgamation of well-rounded characters and…

2017 Tony Award Winners: DEAR EVAN HANSEN and HELLO, DOLLY! Lead

The 71st Tony Awards took place last night at Radio City Music Hall, with Dear Evan Hansen, the original Broadway musical that tells the story of an “invisible” high school outsider, leading the wins.

New to perform: One Man, Two Guvnors

Why we love it Comedy is the most fickle of genres — what’s funny to one generation so often leaves the next at best baffled, at worst squirming with embarrassment. So when a comedy lasts more than 250 years, you know it has to be something special. Such is the…

The first 3 plays advance in the OOB Festival!

Tuesday night was the first round of performances for the 40th Annual OOB Festival, and it was a terrifc showing! We saw plays with kettle corn, egg-smashing, and experimental commericals to name a few. We were joined by three distinguished judges…

From the Artistic Director: For Peter Pan

“It is for the older folk to see the symbolism and philosophy that lies behind [Peter Pan], the pathos of Peter, the utter sadness of the Never, Never Land.”
Patrick Braybrook, J.M. Barrie; A Study in Fairies and Mortals