REVIEW: Poor Behavior
Theresa Rebeck’s POOR BEHAVIOR reminds me of why I am really glad I don’t provide marriage counseling anymore. The opening night audience laughed, guffawed, gasped, and talked at…
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REVIEW: The Color of the Leaves
I love new works; there’s something exciting about seeing a new play for the first time produced out of passion with care and hard-work. That’s how I would…
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REVIEW: Finding Neverland
I know this may surprise some of my more sophisticated readers, but FINDING NEVERLAND is now probably in my top five favorite musicals of all time. It might…
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REVIEW: The House
Why are so many new plays – especially comedies – so sitcomesque, I wonder? I think there’s a void to fill. But is it because there really aren’t…
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REVIEW: The Earth is Flat
THE EARTH IS FLAT by Todd Almond is this fall’s Studio Series production by the CCM Acting department. It was commissioned for last year’s inaugural PlayWright Conference; I…
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REVIEW: Seussical
I love magic, I always have. First, the shock and awe of seeing the impossible performed followed by a natural curiosity about how the trick is done…
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REVIEW: The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time
This week I had opportunity to see two very different productions with very different approaches to the idea of living in one’s own head. You wouldn’t think that…
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REVIEW: Dracula
DRACULA is one scary fella. It’s a legendary character, as seductive as he is frightening. It’s a daunting task to take on one of horror’s greatest villains, I’m…
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REVIEW: This Random World
I knew how good of a show this was when my heart began to race and my pulse quickened. As the story progressed, there was expectation in the…
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REVIEW: Frankenstein
Falcon Theatre has a long history with Halloween; they produce plays in the horror genre more frequently than any other theatre company in the area. So, it’s no…
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