Articles Posted in the Reviews Category
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Talented Cast in ANNIE at Ohev Shalom
Ohev Shalom synagogue in Richboro, Bucks County, usually performs one major production a year, alternating plays and musicals. Last year, their well-done play was TWELVE ANGRY MEN; then, they added a children’s production later, SEUSSICAL…
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Premier Centre for the Arts Students Appear at Disney World!
Students of Premier Centre for the Arts prepared their talents and packed their bags for their stage appearance at Disney! The excitement was pouring from the studios as they rehearsed their performance for the Disney…
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People’s Light & Theatre Company’s OF MICE AND MEN: Masterful American Masterpiece
John Steinbeck’s devastating tale of down-and-out migrant workers in Depression-era California is an American classic, and required reading for virtually everyone schooled in our country. The challenge of staging such a well-known work–the subject of…
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LEADING LADIES: Exceptionally Funny Farce at Playmasters
Playwright Ken Ludwig, known for LEND ME A TENOR and MOON OVER BUFFALO continues to demonstrate his ability to write exceptionally funny farces with his play, LEADING LADIES. This play fulfills the dictionary definition: “A…
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ENCHANTED APRIL: Warming a February Evening in Haddon Heights NJ
ENCHANTED APRIL is a tale which begins in England about four years after the end of The Great War, World War I. They called it the war to end all wars back then. As a culture,…
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Theatre Exile’s KNIVES IN HENS: An Encompassing Artistic Experience
The power of great art is that it can transport us to another time and place, and that’s exactly what Theatre Exile does with its inspired production of David Harrower’s KNIVES IN HENS. Thrust into…
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Opposites Don’t Always Attract: TENNESSEE’S FINAL CURTAIN at SCTC
Walking into the South Camden Theatre taking a good look at the scene set for TENNESSEE’S FINAL CURTAIN introduces you to another place. The intimate set has a formality associated with a high class hotel…
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Time Is On My Side—(yeah, not so much)….Curio Stages SLAUGHTERHOUSE-FIVE
Kurt Vonnegut was a controversial author, and his 1969 satirical novel SLAUGHERHOUSE-FIVE was no exception. Based very loosely on Vonnegut’s experiences as a POW during World War II, the novel tells the story of Billy…
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IRC Weds Hilarity with Social Commentary in Nikolai Gogol’s MARRIAGE
Perhaps the most preposterous ingredient in a play entitled MARRIAGE is that there isn’t one; although there’s a lot going on in this high-energy production, a wedding doesn’t. And that’s only one small part of…
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High Energy AIN’T MISBEHAVIN’ at Tri-PAC
The latest of the Collage Series at Tri-PAC in Pottstown is the Tony-Award winning musical revue, AIN’T MISBEHAVIN’. Loosely based on the music of Thomas “Fats” Waller, this delightful production is a high-energy evening of…
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