Arts & Entertainment - Jan. 4, 2008
WSJ praises The Rep’s “The Norman Conquests”
Today's wsj.com toasts The Milwaukee Repertory Theater and its current production of "The Norman Conquests."
Tags: Milwaukee Rep, The Rep, Repertory Theater, Wall Street Journal, Teachout, The Norman Conquests, Round and Round the Garden, Living Together, Table Manners

Arts & Entertainment - Sept. 9, 2007
Rep opens with a plume
After a long Friday, I managed to make it to the Rep in time to catch their season opener, "Cyrano de Bergerac."
Tags: The Milwaukee Repertory Theater, The Rep, Cyrano de Bergerac, Edmond Rostand, poetry

Milwaukee Buzz - Jan. 15, 2007
"Translations" raises questions
Why does it matter what language you use, what words you choose to describe a thing? What if you refuse to use words at all? I guess this play raises a lot of questions.
Tags: The Rep, Translations, Irish, Ireland, Brian Friel

Arts & Entertainment - Nov. 9, 2006
Bean's Milwaukee originals go places
Roger Bean is no stranger to Milwaukee premieres; in fact, all of his original shows have premiered on The Milwaukee Rep stage. He’s had the honor to create new musical productions season after season for The Rep.
Tags: roger bean, the rep, milwaukee rep, wonderettes

Arts & Entertainment - Sept. 26, 2006
Corkins saves "King Lear" from near-tragedy
The Milwaukee Repertory Theater’s season opener, William Shakespeare’s “King Lear,” almost had a major set back when less than two weeks before opening night the lead actor suffered an injury. Luckily veteran actor Mark Corkins was ready.
Tags: understudy, king lear, the rep, milwaukee rep, corkins