Onstage: Legally Blonde: The Musical
Onstage: Legally Blonde: The Musical
0 Comments · Wednesday, April 24, 2013
Ohmigod, you guys: The Covedale Center’s production of Legally Blonde is like, totally fabulous. A bubbly, warm, laugh-out-loud evening of theater at its cutest, Blonde is well produced and wonderfu
Legally Blonde (Review)
Covedale's 'Legally Blonde' has the necessary snap
0 Comments · Monday, April 15, 2013
Ohmigod, you guys: The Covedale Center’s production of Legally Blonde is like, totally fabulous. A bubbly, warm, laugh-out-loud evening of theater at its cutest, Blonde is well produced and wonderfully entertaining.
A Midsummer's Night Dream (Review)
A dream of a comedy at Cincy Shakes
0 Comments · Monday, March 25, 2013
Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s staging of A Midsummer Night’s Dream
is a hilarious frolic through one of Shakespeare’s most beloved
creations. A quirky, energetic reimagining, this production features all
the familiar faces.
Black Pearl Sings! (Review)
Two-person cast shines with heart and soul
0 Comments · Wednesday, March 20, 2013
In a broiling Texas summertime smack in
the middle of the Great Depression, Susannah Mullally, a song collector
from the Library of Congress, is just about to give up her day’s search
when she hears a rich, expressive voice coming from somewhere down a
prison hallway.
Onstage: Black Pearl Sings!
0 Comments · Wednesday, March 20, 2013
In a broiling Texas summertime smack in the middle of the Great Depression, Susannah Mullally, a song collector from the Library of Congress, is just about to give up her day’s search when she hears
Dangerous Liaisons (Review)
Seductive drama triumphs with beautiful design and humor
2 Comments · Monday, February 18, 2013
In Hampton’s 1985 play, the Marquise de Merteuil and the
Vicomte de Valmont are manipulative aristocrats in 18th-century France
who spend their time seducing scores of people and plotting to destroy
anyone who embarrasses or rejects them.
Broadway Bound (Review)
Lumbering to the finish line
0 Comments · Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Broadway Bound is the third and final installment
in Neil Simon’s semi-autobiographical cycle of plays about growing up in
Brooklyn in the 1930s and ’40s.
Alice in Wonderland (Review)
Ensemble Theatre offers a colorful, energetic take on classic tale
0 Comments · Friday, November 30, 2012
Alice in Wonderland works best when treated as an
ensemble show, rather than a show about a dreamy little girl meeting a
cast of supporting characters. This show does exactly that.
Mrs. Mannerly (Review)
Irrevent humor anchors ETC's Dale Hodges as straight-laced etiquette teacher
0 Comments · Friday, October 12, 2012
Silverware
— and napkin folding and thank-you-card writing — are
major topics of conversations in Jeffrey Hatcher’s semi-autobiographical
Mrs. Mannerly, but the play is
never dull or dry. Who knew place
settings could be so entertaining?
Through the Night (Review)
Daniel Beaty stands inside six different men and brings them to life
0 Comments · Monday, October 1, 2012
Daniel Beaty’s one-man-show, Through the Night,
now on the Shelterhouse stage at the Cincinnati Playhouse in the Park,
is an electrifying theatrical examination of fatherhood, family and
faith.
