The Newtonite

Preview: An Ideal Husband to feature upper-class London, clever humor

Rose Bostwick • November 3, 2015

by Rose Bostwick Theatre Ink’s production of Oscar Wilde’s An Ideal Husband is a hilarious depiction of upper-class life in Victorian London, features clever humor, poignant themes, and a unique set....

Review: Brighton Beach Memoirs transports audience to 1937 Brooklyn

The Newtonite • November 6, 2014

by Maya Abou-Rizk Antique furniture and perfectly-styled decor fill a humble house and set the stage to take the audience to 1937 Brooklyn, where a young boy narrates his adolescent years as an American...

Review: "Book of Days" tells thrilling story while critiquing small town life

The Newtonite • February 5, 2014

“Book of Days” tells the thrilling story of a woman who refuses to believe that the mysterious death of her boss was accidental, and fights her small town to search for the truth.

Review: 'Bad Seed' grips audience

The Newtonite • December 11, 2013

“Bad Seed” by Maxwell Anderson, directed by seniors Ezra Dulit-Greenberg and Simon Wolfe, commands attention throughout as it tells the thrilling story of a mother’s realization that her daughter committed a murder. The show goes up tonight through Saturday night at 7:30 in the little theatre.

Review: 'These Shining Lives' conveys powerful, honest emotion

The Newtonite • November 5, 2013

Theatre Ink’s first show of the year, “These Shining Lives," ran Thursday, Oct. 31 through Saturday, Nov. 2 in the auditorium.

Review: 'Rumors' features humorous acting

The Newtonite • November 1, 2012

by Peter Diamond Doors slam, gossip spreads and an impressive ensemble creates a comedic masterpiece in Neil Simon’s “Rumors,” directed by Spanish teacher Daniel Fabrizio, which goes up tonight through Saturday night at 7:30 in the auditorium.

Review: Witty play, 'Tartuffe,' goes up

The Newtonite • November 3, 2011

by Fatema Zaidi “Tartuffe,” a witty play by Molière about a French con man's attempts to exploit a wealthy family will go up tonight at 7:30 in the auditorium and play through Saturday.

Review: Stunning set adds to moving performance

The Newtonite • July 29, 2011

by Malini Gandhi “White. A blank page or canvas.” A man in a dark suit with a canvas in hand stands on a stage flooded with brilliant white light, speaking magical words like “balance” and “harmony.” With a whimsical smile he conjures trees and color from a palate of nothingness.