REVIEW: Romeo and Juliet
Ole Bill sure could have used an editor. It’s been awhile since I’ve read ROMEO AND JULIET, probably not since my freshman year of high school, and I…
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REVIEW: Thom Pain
Will Eno has been hailed as a modern-day Samuel Beckett. THOM PAIN is a good example of why. Personally, I’m not a fan of Beckett’s style; writing about…
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REVIEW: Ah, Wilderness!
Eugene O’Neill was a tortured soul, a playwright known for writing depressing (but beautiful) stage plays focusing on the fringe in society. Curious, then, is AH, WILDERNESS! A…
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#theatrecompany’s Film to Feature Mother-Daughter Duo
Confirmed this week, both legendary actress Diane Danzi Kvapil and her daughter Kate Wilford have signed on to play mother and daughter in a brand new short film from…
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Transmigration 2015 – Adventurous Theatre
Some of the shows I look forward to most each season are student created. From Wright StuCab to CCM’s Carols for a Cause, I enjoy seeing youthful freedom…
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