“Fun Home” is a musical—not always a serious medium—used to focus on serious, moving and timely issues. Lyric Rose Theatre’s dynamic production of this musical is just as emotionally perceptive, ...

The list of graphic novels adapted into films is a lengthy one: “Watchmen,” “Persepolis,” “Road to Perdition,” “V for Vendetta,” “Ghost World,” “Hellboy,” “The Crow,” “300” and many more. The number ...

This review was contributed by former Seven Days associate editor Ruth Horowitz, who now lives in Providence, R.I. She and her husband, David Christensen, recently headed to Manhattan to see Fun Home ...

What living composer is more versatile than Jeanine Tesori? Lyric Opera subscribers heard her beautiful score for the opera “Blue” this past autumn and now Porchlight Music Theatre is reviving “Fun ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Black Box Theatre will present “Fun Home” a musical based on the 2006 graphic memoir by Alison Bechdel, according to a news ...

The Tony Award-winning musical Fun Home tells the story of graphic novelist Alison Bechdel's testing time of writing her autobiography. The Community Players Theatre gives the musical's ...

A cartoonist, recalling the details of her family home as she draws a coming-of-age comic-book memoir, relives dual timelines—her childhood and the start of college freshman year—in the musical “Fun ...

The show divides the role of Alison in three: adult Alison (Alanna Chavez), Middle Alison (Z Mowry), and Small Alison (Tessa Mae Pundsack at the performance I saw, alternating with Meena Sood.) It’s a ...

The amazing run Vermont has enjoyed on Broadway of late can trace its roots back 10 years ago this month. The musical “Fun Home” opened April 19, 2015 at Circle in the Square Theatre in Manhattan.

Directed by Julia Freitas-Gordon, music directed by August Farajian, choreographed by Liam Redford and produced by Hannah Stober, this production of Fun Home begs the question: in times of change, ...

In a season that is focused on family and literature with such shows as “Little Women,” “Seussical” and the upcoming “Into the Woods,” The Sarasota Players offers a little twist with the area premiere ...