In a highly effective Abreact production, John Jakary and his cast manage to do just that. Very little of the activity onstage is broadly physical, but that doesn't necessarily entail stasis.

Leading its 14th season, the Abreact Theater’s smartly directed and superlatively acted performance of Sam Shepard’s Buried Child delivers the quality and gravity Abreact patrons are used to.

Long before we see them, we hear the surly cast and their cantankerous stage manager exchanging barbs in atrocious Russian accents more reminiscent of Boris Badenov than Boris Yeltsin.

It's the Labor Day holiday and after the torturous dry spell, most humans are yearning for one last fling of sand, surf and sun. Is it crazy for a theater company to open a show in Detroit this ...

Director Thomas Hoagland – an Abreact founder – assured me late last fall during a chance encounter that he had it all figured out. And last Friday night's heart-felt and innovative opening ...

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