Review: ROMEO & JULIET at GreenStage
by Kelly Rogers Flynt
- Jul 25, 2023
GreenStage brings the classic tale of ROMEO & JULIET to life with wit and charm and heaps of teenage angst. Beneath the canopy of trees, the denizens of Old Verona weave their magic. Whether you are Team Capulet or Team Montague, you’ll enjoy the battle. The timeless tale of love is full of laughs, passion, and manipulation.
Review: THE SIGN IN SIDNEY BRUSTEIN'S WINDOW at Intiman Theatre
by Kelly Rogers Flynt
- Feb 11, 2023
THE SIGN IN SIDNEY BRUSTEIN’S WINDOW is a complicated story about complex people dealing with complex issues that reveals some simple truths. Ideals and reality clash with reverberating effects. The play forces you to consider your beliefs, commitments, the value of honesty, and what we bring and take from relationships. You will be challenged, provoked, prodded, and rewarded.
Crossroads Comedy Theater Announces Signature Fall and Halloween Programs
by Stephi Wild
- Aug 25, 2022
Spooky season is around the corner, and Crossroads Comedy Theater has announced the start of a new October tradition with their slate of Halloween-themed programming. Shows run October 21 through October 31 at Plays & Players Theatre (1714 Delancey Pl, Philadelphia, PA) at various times.
BWW Review: TWO MILE HOLLOW from Intiman Theatre
by Jay Irwin
- Apr 29, 2022
Dear Readers, if you too are sick of the dysfunctional white family play then you’re not alone. Leah Nanako Winkler, author of “Two Mile Hollow”, currently being offered from Intiman Theatre, has certainly had enough of them. So much so that she wrote her own version of one. And while I appreciate the dissection of the trope, her play as well as the Intiman production did so in such an incoherent, over the top, muddled way, that I failed to find it all that funny, just loud.
BWW Review: THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP at Intiman Theatre
by Jay Irwin
- Feb 11, 2022
There’s certainly a lot than can be said for Intiman Theatre’s current production of Charles Ludlam’s “The Mystery of Irma Vep”. It’s a classic bit of camp from a bygone era starring two very funny performers (Jesse Calixto and Helen Roundhill), and directed by Jasmine Joshua, a fantastic performer in their own right and the producer who brought us that fantastic gender bent production of “Little Shop of Horrors” a few years back. So much going for it that it even made my “Top 10 Seattle Productions to Look Forward To in 2022” list. Unfortunately, as much as it had going for it, it also had plenty going against it. A script definitely from a bygone era and a company that kept getting mired in their own jokes, making this a fun show but not the gut buster I was hoping for.
Spruce Peak Art Presents A Rockin' Good Night of Soul & Blues!
by A.A. Cristi
- Oct 10, 2019
Spruce Peak Art's 2019 Emergency 1st Responders Soul & Blues Bash on Saturday, November 23 at 7pm, features soulful blues vocals, award-winning musicians (and screen writers), emerging new talent, incredible songwriting, special guests and lots of rockin' attitude! This incredible night is a celebration of our region's emergency 1st responders who can claim buy one gets one free tickets as a gesture of appreciation.
802 Blues Revue Opens Vergennes Opera House's 2019-2020 Season
by Stephi Wild
- Oct 3, 2019
Based on overwhelming audience responses, (and a sold-out show in 2018!) the Vergennes Opera House season organizers have brought back the 802 Blues Revue event featuring Downtown Bob Stannard and Those Dangerous Bluesmen and a few special guests.
BWW Review: PILGRIMS from Forward Flux Meanders with Little Payoff
by Jay Irwin
- May 4, 2018
Claire Kiechel, author of "Pilgrims" currently being offered from Forward Flux Productions at West of Lenin, lists in her bio that she is a writer on Netflix's "The OA". So, a Sci Fi play complete with mystery and secrets should be a surprise to no one. However, unlike "The OA", Kiechel's play meanders about space with many superfluous scenes that come out of left field ultimately leading, in a disturbing way, to an ending that amounts to little more than a "huh, so that happened".
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