Best of Boston
Best Production
Terrence McNally’s <em>It’s Only a Play</em> (Stage Company) and Joe Orton’s <em>What the Butler Saw</em> (Lyric Stage)
A tie. Terrence McNally's It's Only a Play (Stage Company). Jittery showfolk trading barbs and bicarbs at an off-Broadway bowmb. And Joe Orton's What the [...] read more»
1987 Best Production, Little Theater
<em>Edmond</em>
David Mamet's Edmond at Cambridge's Alley Theater. A knife-slash view of New York's sleazy nightlife. read more»
1987 Best Production, Regional Theater
<em>Importance of Being Earnest</em>
The deliciously tart Importance of Being Earnest at Lowell's Merrimack Repertory Theatre; and the epic staging of Robert Penn Warren's All the King's Men at [...] read more»
1986 Best Production
The Boston Ballet’s <em>Don Quixote</em>
The most polished production of the season. read more»
1983 Best Production, Classical Music
Klaus Tennstedt conducting the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Bruckner's Fifth Symphony. read more»
1983 Best Production, Local Theatrical
<em>‘night, Mother</em> by the American Repertory Theater, at the Loeb Drama Center in Cambridge.
Sweet dreams. read more»
1983 Best Production, Out-of-Town Theatrical
The London Symphony at Symphony Hall
And you thought all they could do was beat up on Argentina. read more»