Peter Emery

Consider you are faced with imminent death by drowning in the icy black waters of the Atlantic, or taking your final opportunity to safety, a lifeboat, eager hands and faces beckoning you get in? It seems like an obvious decision, but this is a complicated tale.

Guild Hall Players is pleased to present The Last Lifeboat by Luke Yankee. The play was first performed in 2014 and has had over 65 performances since. This captivating and interesting play will be performed at St. James Episcopal Church located at 3750 E. Douglas in Wichita, KS.

What did our critic think of DEATH OF A SALESMAN at The Pocket Community Theatre? It is always a treat when I can travel down to my favorite Arkansas city and see my newest favorite theatre troupe perform yet another impressive show. The Pocket Community Theatre, 170 Ravine St, in Hot Springs, just wrapped up DEATH OF A SALESMAN to a pretty good-sized crowd. And as I was eavesdropping on my fellow audience members, the group opinion had a resounding love for the performance.

Inherit the Wind opened last night at Wichita Community Theatre. Through the use of inventive staging, clear and specific story telling and honest performances, director Mark T. Mannette made this classic script feel fresh and relevant.

Wichita Community Theatre is hard at work preparing for their upcoming production of Inherit the Wind by Jerome Lawrence and Robert E. Lee. Directed by Mark Mannette and Apprentice Directed by Steve Miotto, Inherit the Wind promises to be a challenging and exciting theatrical experience.