Buckminster Fuller, The History and Mystery of the Universe at Chester Theatre Company, through June 28, 2026. A theater review by Max Hartshorne
Sanctuary City a play by Martyna Majok, performed at Hampshire College Silverthorne Theater company June 2026, a review by Max Hartshorne.
Actor and producer Jay Sefton spoke to me this morning from Cincinnati, where he was staging another production of his one-man show, “Unreconciled,” which tells the painful story of his growing up with a predator priest and the cover-ups that brought the whole church under fire
Come From Away is a musical based on events on September 11, 2001 when 38 planes landed in Gander and 7000 passengers stayed.
A review of a production of Legally Blonde Jr performed at the Ja’Duke theater in Turners Falls, MA
Enchanted April tells the story of two London housewives who invite two other women to spend April in a castle in Italy, and later they invite others.
Last night we enjoyed a play at the Majestic Theater that took us back to the days when letter writing was everything. It was a time when the word ass was abashed, and it was abbreviated as ‘the A Word.’ The year was 1942, and World War II was the […]
I’m in Slovakia for a ski trip with nine folks we’ve skied three days and now are heading to the country to see more sights.
My travel column, Travel with Max, will now be appearing in the Greenfield Recorder newspaper every month, I’ve taken a step up from my previous publication, the Montague Reporter.
So far 2026 is a year for snow, we’ve had several storms and more is on the way. It’s fine not having a snowblower, we did it all by hand shovel.
For love, for Liberty, a musical depiction of the history of the Revolutionary War, presented by a new theater company at 52Sumner in Springfield.
Now that I’ve been retired for a full year, reflecting on my experiences so far, it has been different than what I thought it would be. The most consistent element of retirement that I didn’t count on was loneliness. Being by myself is a big part of retirement; it’s hard […]