02 February 2017
Huntington Revamps Ibsen’s A Doll’s House
By Fabiana Cabral // Theatre (Boston)
As the curtain went up on A Doll’s House, I was instantly pleased and very impressed by James Noone’s set design. The Huntington Theatre Company so often errs on the …
26 January 2016
Huntington Stages Pulitzer Prize-Winning Disgraced
By Fabiana Cabral // Theatre (Boston)
I can usually count on the Huntington to stage a heart-pounding dinner party. Whether its in a familiar story like Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner, or in a new sizzling …
17 October 2015
A Gauzy and Glamorous Night at the Huntington
By Fabiana Cabral // Theatre (Boston)
The Huntington opened its 34th season in September with Stephen Sondheim’s romantic, waltz-infused musical A Little Night Music. Full of sumptuous tunes, gorgeous costumes (design by Robert Morgan), and great …
11 March 2015
My Theatre Award Nominee: Q&A w/ Eunice Wong
By Fabiana Cabral // Theatre (Boston)
Before we announce the winners of the 2014 My Theatre Awards, we’re proud to present our annual Nominee Interview Series. Eunice Wong is a classically trained actor who has dazzled audiences across …
03 March 2015
The Second Girl Feels Too Secondhand
By Fabiana Cabral // Theatre (Boston)
Although Downton Abbey has been recently winning back my attention after a humdrum 4th season, I decided to watch a different period piece being performed live at the BCA during …
30 January 2015
Boston Must See: February 2015
By Fabiana Cabral // Theatre (Boston)
Here are four productions going up this month that particularly caught my attention. Three of the four are period pieces (two take place in 1912), and all of them, in …
23 January 2015
Vanya & Sonia & Masha & Spike at the Huntington
By Fabiana Cabral // Theatre (Boston)
The Broadway comedy Vanya and Sonia and Masha and Spike, written by Christopher Durang and directed by Jessica Stone (based on the original Broadway direction of Nicholas Martin) is a …
14 September 2014
Huntington’s Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner
By Fabiana Cabral // Theatre (Boston)
I had the best seat in the house, smack-dab in the middle of the first row, mezzanine level. I surveyed the scene from my perch: non-threatening pastels (light brown, cream, …
29 August 2014
Boston Must See: September 2014
By Brian Balduzzi // Theatre (Boston)
We’re back in full swing in Boston with many of the most popular theatre companies in town presenting their first production of the 2014-2015 Season. Here at My Theatre (Boston), …
12 June 2014
Funny, Moving, Smart People at the Huntington
By Fabiana Cabral // Theatre (Boston)
A few years ago, I heard a knock on my door and wavered about answering it. It was almost eight in the morning, and I should have been out the …
27 March 2014
The Seagull Lands Gracefully
By Brian Balduzzi // Theatre (Boston)
Chekhov wrote The Seagull over a hundred years ago for a Russian audience longing to laugh in the misery of their daily lives. This month, the Huntington Theatre Company brings …
19 January 2014
The Huntington Practices Safe Sex with Venus in Fur
By Brian Balduzzi // Theatre (Boston)
Venus in fur. Ven-us in fur. These words are purred by our gorgeous leading lady, Vanda, played by the seductive and mysterious Andrea Syglowski, with growing anticipation. Syglowski expertly casts …
10 August 2013
Rapture, Blister, Burn Ignites Thought-Provoking Discourse
By Brian Balduzzi // Theatre (Boston)
It’s hard to forget a company like the Huntington Theatre Company in Boston. It surprises audiences continuously with its award-winning seasons. Their late spring production of Rapture, Blister, Burn was …
28 January 2013
Huntington’s Invisible Man
By Elizabeth Ramirez // Theatre
You could feel the hum of electricity in the theater, both in the metaphorical sense of the audience’s anticipation, and in the literal sense of thousands of light bulbs dangling …
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