Sense & Sensibility (Review)
Reason and romance are the foundation of Cincy Shakes production
The popularity of Jane Austen continues unabated. A sparkling adaptation of Pride & Prejudice was an audience favorite a year ago for Cincinnati Shakespeare, and another Jon Jory adaptation of the 19th-century author’s stylish novels of romance and domestic intrigue, Sense & Sensibility, is likely to repeat that box-office bonanza. ...
Collapse (Review)
Know Theatre production has heart and humor
Allison Moore’s new play is quite literally a play for our anxious times. Its four characters are each driven by some form of anxiety unlikely in previous generations. Moore has tapped into the contemporary zeitgeist to write a story that, while full of zany, improbably humor, nevertheless hits a sensitive nerve that you’re likely to recognize and perhaps feel. ...
Speaking in Tongues (Review)
Cincinnati Playhouse production challenges viewers with complex narrative
Speaking in Tongues is a fascinating piece of theater. But it takes work to watch, follow
and absorb. Casual theatergoers might be put off,
but those who like challenging drama and multi-layered acting will leave the
theater with their gears still spinning.
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