NY Theater: “Buffalo Gal” a wry look at going home again, with a nod to “The Cherry Orchard" by Lucy Komisar

NY Theater:  Exhilarating production of “South Pacific,” America’s musical about intolerance
by Lucy Komisar

Two Fat Ladies reviewed by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady

NY Theater: “Passing Strange” a witty satirical rock voyage from black LA to radical Europe
by Lucy Komisar

Mothers live through their daughters in “Gypsy” and “A Catered Affair” by Lucy Komisar

You don't need to have Hot Flashes to enjoy this musical
edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady

NY Theater: “Thurgood” is riveting history and often a thriller by Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Les Liaisons Dangereuses” and “Boeing Boeing,” from sex melodrama to farce
by Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Sunday in the Park with George” cleverly satirizes the art market by Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: Workers destroyed by the system in “Adding Machine” and “Top Girls”
by Lucy Komisar

Stomp edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady

The Five-Time Tony-Award® Winning Musical The Drowsy Chaperone
edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady

Fashion, Film, Fine Art & Fun! by Robert Painter

Blue Man Group gets more colorful with Age by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady

Spring Fiesta for Dallas Black Dance Theatre edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady

NY Theater: Bway dissects the misery of women as wives by Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: One-liners of “November” show presidents can be horrible as well as funny
by Lucy Komisar

There is no Free Lunch, But you can see a Free Movie after Dinner at Savor Dallas
edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady

NY Theater: Tom Stoppard’s “Rock ‘N’ Roll” dissects political morality by Lucy Komisar

Defending the Caveman reviewed by Madelyn Miller

The Off-Broadway Smash Hit “Menopause The Musical®” Tour
edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady

A Wedding with a Wacky Ending by Madelyn Miller

"Phenomenal! Unbelievable! A Rockin' Good Time!"
edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady

Sunday in the Park with George by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady

Musical Theater’s Greatest Living Star – Patti LuPone
edited by Madelyn Miller, the TravelLady

NY Theater: “The Glorious Ones” and “Young Frankenstein”
epitomize bawdy plays over centuries By Lucy Komisar

Philobolus: Energy and Excitement from an Exhilarating Dance
Company Edited by Madelyn Miller

Sweeny Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street Edited by Madelyn Miller

African conflicts simmer and explode on NY Stages By Lucy Komisar

Strong women take over Broadway By Lucy Komisar

Living it up in Las Vegas By Dave Shultz

A Lion King roars into Dallas Edited by Madelyn Miller

Titas Opens Its 25th Anniversary Season With Longtime Dance Favorites Momix Edited By Madelyn Miller

La Jolla’s SummerFest Presents Great Music By Larry Taylor

New York stage looks at class divisions, past and present By Lucy Komisar

The Ultimate Move Fan Adventures: Rolling Roadshow Edited by Jennifer L. Price

Why is Cleveland Laughing? By Bijan C. Bayne

CHICAGO Edited by Madelyn Miller, the Travellady

NY Theater: “A Moon for the Misbegotten” is an old-fashioned gem By Lucy Komisar

Dance Council Presents National Tap Dance Celebration 2007 Edited by Madelyn Miller

NY Theater: "Inherit the Wind" evokes challenge of religious fundamentalism By Lucy Komisar

Michael York Starring in The Lerner & Loewe Masterpiece CAMELOT

NY Theater: "The Brig" details numbing banality of military cruelty By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Journey’s End” is gripping WWI play of the 20s By Lucy Komisar

Lancaster County, Pennsylvania offers Amish tradition and much more By Marilyn Loeser

NY Theater: “The Coast of Utopia: Voyage, Shipwreck, Salvage” By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Howard Katz” is the male “Devil Wore Prada.” By Lucy Komisar

SPAIN'S FOREMOST DANCE COMPANY SIZZLES IN DALLAS Edited by Madelyn Miller

NY Theater: “Adrift in Macao” is witty musical parody of 1950s film noir By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: "Translations" Is Moving Tale Of Politics Of Language  By Lucy Komisar

MIAMI IN MOTION By Tracey Teo

NY Theater: "A Spanish Play" About Culture Of Actors Mixes Trite And Trendy By Lucy Komisar

Do more than dream, in the Magical Kingdom Edited by Sarah Wilman

TITAS PRESENTS CANADA’S FOREMOST MODERN DANCE COMPANY, [bjm_danse]. Edited by Madelyn Miller

TWELVE ANGRY MEN Edited by Madelyn Miller

FREEDOM WRITERS Reviewed by Madelyn Miller

NY Theater: “The Clean House” is quirky satire about social class By Lucy Komisar

PIANO GIRL SEES LIFE FROM THE OTHER SIDE OF THE PIANO Edited by Madelyn Miller

NY Theater: “The Apple Tree” a cute musical spoof of love, jealousy, celebrity By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “The Vertical Hour” is pretentious political theater By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Company” is a surreal, sophisticated view of the marriage game By Lucy Komisar

THE GOOD GERMAN Reviewed by Madelyn Miller

NY Theater: “Suddenly Last Summer” is gripping portrait of moral disintegration By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: "Home" is a gem of a play about class in England By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Dick Cheney’s Holiday Spectacular 2006” a witty musical satire By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Post Mortem” jokes about life in post-Bush America By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Mary Poppins” a bumpy musical flight of fancy By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Butley” dissects a nasty, witty London lit prof By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: Christine Ebersole is stunning in “Grey Gardens” on Broadway By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “A Chorus Line” has timeless dancing but dated story By Lucy Komisar

Seasoned with Spirit Edited by Madelyn Miller, the Travellady

NY Theater: “Losing Louie” is a pot-boiler about the impact of an affair By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Heartbreak House” a sublime Shavian commentary By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “My Name is Rachel Corrie” turns theater into political debate By Lucy Komisar

My 15 seconds of fame with the Rockettes By Madelyn Miller

Southern California’s Newest Cultural Mecca By Valerie Summers

NY Theater:  "The Hairy Ape" Is O'Neill's Reflection On Class Divide By Lucy Komisar

NY dance: James Sewell brings wit and imagination to ballet By Lucy Komisar

New York Theater At War, First As Tragedy, Then As Farce By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “The Drowsy Chaperone” is a silly, insipid musical fantasy By Lucy Komisar

CIRQUE DU SOLEIL RETURNS TO DALLAS Edited by Madelyn Miller

NY Theater: Jacques Brel is Alive and Well and Living In Paris" By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “The Wedding Singer” revives the 80s in a campy romp By Lucy Komisar

TITAS OPENS ITS 2006-2007 DANCE SEASON WITH THE DALLAS DEBUT OF LYON OPERA BALLET Edited By Madelyn Miller

New York Theater: "The History Boys" Fails At Important Lesson By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: "Jersey Boys" Is A Vibrant Memoir Of The Sixties By Lucy Komisar

Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Cons Its Way into North Texas Edited by Madelyn Miller

Come to Ashland BY LARRY TAYLOR

BROOKLYN THE MUSICAL COMES TO THE MUSIC HALL AT FAIR PARK Edited by Madelyn Miller

Harmonizing Tunes and Film Festivals Color Colorado’s Landscape Edited by Madelyn Miller, the travellady

Los Angeles’s Half-Price Theatre Tickets Program Edited by Valerie Summers

“Cars” Races to Victory Lane at the Box Office By Wm. ‘Bill’ J. Jinkins

See the best (or perhaps the worst) of the Clown Show for adults Edited by Madelyn Miller

All-Star Cast Will Shine In Central Park On June 26th Edited by Madelyn Miller, the travellady

DALLAS SUMMER MUSICALS BRINGS THE BOLLYWOOD GLAMOUR OF BOMBAY DREAMS TO THE MUSIC HALL AT FAIR PARK Edited by Madelyn Miller

Step Inside The Da Vinci Code Edited by Madelyn Miller

TITAS presents the legendary PARSONS DANCE COMPANY Edited by Madelyn Miller

Maureen McGovern to star in National Tour of Broadway’s Dazzling New Family Production LITTLE WOMEN – THE BROADWAY MUSICAL Reviewed by Madelyn Miller

Experience Culture Shock this Spring in New York City Edited by Siobhan Welch

HE’S COMING BACK! Edited by Madelyn Miller

NY Theater: “Bernarda Alba” is Garcia Lorca’s feminist play “lite” By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Defiance” is riveting challenge to military authority By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Sweeney Todd” is Delectable Sondheim By Lucy Komisar

You Don’t have to love Dance to love Momix Edited by Madelyn Miller

NY Theater: "The Color Purple" is a woman’s musical cry of rage By Lucy Komisar

The Rock and the Rabbi Edited by Madelyn Miller

NY Theater: “Barefoot in the Park” is dated comedy with feminist message By Lucy Komisar

NY Theatre:  "Rabbit Hole" Depicts The Isolating Anguish At A Child's Death By Lucy Komisar

NY Cabaret:  Oak Room Sparkles With Maude Maggart's Silky Soprano By Lucy Komisar

NY Cabaret: Ute Lemper in electric, jazzy performance at Café Carlyle By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “The Woman in White” is a bloodless thriller By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Lenny Bruce…In His Own Words” is Surreal, Edgy By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “The Right Kind of People” skewers snobby rich By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “In The Continuum” a powerful metaphor for women’s dilemma By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: "The Odd Couple" is comic but dated stage sitcom By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater:  "Mr. Marmalade" An Ironic View Of Marriage By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: Eugene O'Neill's "A Touch of the Poet" ponders failed dreams By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Seascape” by Albee a charming, edgy play about couples By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “The Other Side” is a pseudo-absurdist play about war By Lucy Komisar

Rumor Has It Reviewed by Madelyn Miller

NY Theater: “Miss Witherspoon” a zany modern political parable By Lucy Komisar

NY Cabaret: Andrea Marcovicci sings “Love Songs of World War II” By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: "Abigail's Party" offers sharp, discomforting vision By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: Michael Cumpsty performs a stunning modern "Hamlet" By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: "Third" is a typical Wendy Wasserstein funny, trendy satire By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Hilda” is a chilling class view of the rich and their servants By Lucy Komisar

Murder Mystery Weekend By Mara Sobral

NY Theater: "A Mother, A Daughter and a Gun" By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: "See What I Wanna See" is subtle, edgy musical metaphor By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: "Absurd Person Singular" is unsatisfying dark farce By Lucy Komisar

London Theater: "Billy Elliot, The Musical" is a pulsating appeal for freedom By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: "A Naked Girl on the Appian Way" loses its way By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “The Talk of the Town” is boring gossip and chitchat By Lucy Komisar

NY Cabaret: Maude Maggart's elegant, velvety sound at Algonquin's Oak Room By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Bush is Bad: the Musical Cure for the Blue-State Blues.” By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: "Sides: The Fear is Real…." is a witty, slapstick romp By Lucy Komisar

Book Your Trip to Middle Earth Edited by Erika Wright

Broadway Shines Bright Edited by Erika Wright

NY Theater: “The Ladies of the Corridor” is vintage Dorothy Parker By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “The Intelligent Design of Jenny Chow” is a comic success By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “The Miracle Brothers” hits wrong note in Brazil slavery tale By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Dedication, or the Stuff of Dreams” exudes cynicism. By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “The Breadwinner” a fine revival of 1931 Somerset Maugham play By Lucy Komisar

Can Balagan outshine Cirque du Soleil? By Madelyn Miller

Old World Entertainment with a Contemporary Twist Edited by Erika Wright

New York Theater: “Two Gentlemen of Verona: The Musical” in Central Park By Lucy Komisar

NY Theater: “Lennon,” a vibrant musical reprise of his music, life and times By Lucy Komisar

‘The Constant Wife’ satirizes marriage among rich Brits By Lucy Komisar

”Primo,” a memoir of Auschwitz by Italian resistance fighter, Primo Levi By Lucy Komisar

‘Screen Play’ satirizes frightening rightwing Republican future By Lucy Komisar

‘Orson’s Shadow’ Imagines Welles and Olivier Rehearsing ‘Rhinoceros’ By Lucy Komisar

‘Sweet Charity’ is sprightly confection about lovelorn dance hall hostess By Lucy Komisar

‘Philadelphia, Here I Come’ is charming comic tale of Irishman enroute to America By Lucy Komisar

“Glengarry Glen Ross” is a chilling portrait of American business By Lucy Komisar

Moving Out Reveiwed by Madelyn Miller

Bootleg Islam Edited by Erika Wright

Bay St. Louis By Angela Fox

You won’t find a show with more award winning songs Edited by Madelyn Miller

The Producers Edited by Madelyn Miller

Bonnie Lee Sanders is a jazzy, sophisticated, inventive cabaret singer & writer. By Lucy Komisar

“The Light in the Piazza” is charming operatic fable about romance. By Lucy Komisar

“The Pillowman” is a bizarre gothic horror story. By Lucy Komisar

‘Doubt’ is a riveting morality play about possible sexual abuse by a priest. By Lucy Komisar

‘Monty Python’s Spamalot’ is outrageously brilliant political satire. By Lucy Komisar

Denzel Washington’s ‘Julius Caesar’ is best when there’s action. By Lucy Komisar

“A Streetcar Named Desire” vibrates with the power of sexuality Reviewed by Lucy Komisar

“On Golden Pond” is charming, fresh and funny look at generations. By Lucy Komisar

“Dessa Rose” is a moving musical of ante-bellum South Reviewed by Lucy Komisar

TITAS Presents The 2005 Command Performance of International Ballet

Golden Buddha Beach Edited by Madelyn Miller

TITAS Presents the Dallas Debut of Les Ballets Jazz de Montreal Edited by Madelyn Miller

Tennessee Williams/New Orleans Literary Festival Celebrates 19th Annual Event Edited by Madelyn Miller

TITAS Music Season Offers The Dallas Debut of Leahy

Noche De Flamenco Edited by Madelyn Miller

The Ten Tenors Reviewed By Madelyn Miller

The Texas Version of the Academy Awards Reviewed by Madelyn Miller

OKLAHOMA! Edited By Madelyn Miller

You’ve seen the films. Now visit the actual film locations.

Cinderella On Ice

Winner of the 1999 Tony Award® for Best Musical:  Fosse

Santa Fe Film Festival

Inside The Tuscan Hills

“Would you like me to seduce you In Dallas?”

Brazil Knows How To Shake Their Booty

Karrin Allyson sings down-home jazz

Behind the Scenes of Behind the Scenes Canada

"Echoes of the War” Looks at Another Era’s Conflict By Lucy Komisar

“After The Fall” is Arthur Miller’s Diatribe Against Women By Lucy Komisar

Joseph and the Amazing Techinicolor Dreamcoat Dallas

“Bug” is a Chilling, Riveting Play About Illusion and Delusion By Lucy Komisar

Maureen McGovern Sings Cool, Romantic By Lucy Komisar

Gladys Knight and the Pips shake up the Flamingo By Lucy Komisar

Latest Cirque du Soleil Production Coming to Dallas

In “Fiction,” Two Novelists Engage in Deceit Through Their Writings By Lucy Komisar

People Are Saying Really Nice Things About Little Shop of Horrors

London’s Hampstead Theatre is a Trendy Place for Modern Plays By Lucy Komisar

Timely “Man Who Would Be King” Conquers People to Save Them By Lucy Komisar

“Bridge & Tunnel” is Path to Incisive, Biting, Sensitive Political Comedy By Lucy Komisar

“Sight Unseen” Plumbs Psychology of Ambitious Painter and the Woman he Discarded By Lucy Komisar

“The Musical of Musicals (The Musical)” is a Witty Satire of That Genre By Lucy Komisar

Tom Stoppard’s “Jumpers” is a Witty, Surreal Riff on God and Morality By Lucy Komisar

“Fabulation” a Witty Satire About the Black Bourgeoisie By Lucy Komisar

“A Raisin in the Sun” a Vivid Saga of Black Life in the 50's By Lucy Komisar

“Finian’s Rainbow” a Deft Satiric Musical Fantasy About Racism By Lucy Komisar

“Assassins” a Stunning, Tantalizing, Surreal Kaleidoscope of Historical Killers By Lucy Komisar

On the Run in The City By The Bay By Valerie Summers

Cabaret & Musical Reviews in New York By Lucy Komisar

"De La Guarda" Flies Angrily Through the Air By Lucy Komisar

Mel Brooks' “The Producers” Brilliantly Outrages Everyone By Lucy Komisar

The Driven Women of “Gypsy” Mount a Smashing Revival By Lucy Komisar

Dance Like an Irishman

“Golda’s Balcony” is a riveting political thriller about Israel By Lucy Komisar

'Movin' Out' of a War that Devastated a Generation By Lucy Komisar

Artistry and Politics Animate This Season’s Musicals By Lucy Komisar

Hitchcock’s London By Lucy Komisar

'Hairspray' Styles Comic Rock With Serious Politics By Lucy Komisar

Fresh Art Flourishes in the Magnolia Theatre Bar Dallas

Bet You’ll Enjoy This Comedian in Reno

What Every Movie Reviewer Knows

Burning Man

Kitchen Stories

Titas Presents the Groundbreaking Dance Company Momix

NUNSENSE Dallas

Tobacco Walks the Plank in ‘Pirates’

Russian Winter Festival Brings Carnival Spirit to McFarlin Auditorium Dallas

Stratford Upon Avon’s Calling – But Get Thee to the Globe By Pat Connelly

Dance! Dance! Dance! By Madelyn Miller