Review: KINKY BOOTS at Kalita Humphreys Theater
Uptown Players delivers a ROUSING production of the Award-Winning musical Kinky Boots!
Buster Spiller
BWW Interviews: A Conversation With Katy Tye and Jeffrey Coangelo, Co-Founders of PrismCo
Katy Tye and Jeffrey Coangelo discuss movement theater on the cusp of their latest production, 'Prism.
BWW Reviews: Teco's Modernized, Youthful BLACK NATIVITY is a Resounding Hit
But even this self-professed Grinch has a soft spot so when my favorite children's Christmas tale The Little Drummer Boy comes on, I'm fixed in front of the TV like I was as a young boy and often find myself crying because the message in the story transcends a religious and biblical one; it is a sto
BWW Reviews: Kitchen Dog Theater's Must See Production of THE ARSONISTS is Riotous Fun Yet Prophetic
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BWW Reviews: AART Ensemble Takes DETROIT 67 On a Serious, Groovy Ride at a Rock Steady Pace
It is in this setting that the regional production of "Detroit 67", written by Detroit native Dominique Morisseau and produced by the African American Repertory Theater (AART) takes place.
BWW Reviews: Despite Dense Script, Exceptional Ensemble Effort Drives MBS's DANTE: PURGATORIO
According to the Roman Catholic Church, these things are true regarding purgatory.
BWW Reviews: WingSpan Takes Calculated Risk and Scores BIG with Tennessee Williams' THE TWO CHARACTER PLAY
Americans are particularly spoiled when it comes to what we expect from films, television, and theater.
BWW Reviews: Contemporary Theatre of Dallas LITTLE WOMEN Jumps Off the Pages
Contemporary Theatre of Dallas "Little Women" JUMPS off the pages
BWW Reviews: Outstanding Writing, Direction, and Acting Elevates THE BROTHERS SIZE to Antiquity and Back
Despite its billing of a tale woven in the Louisiana bayou during the 21st century as written by 2013 MacArthur Foundation Fellow Tarell Alvin McCraney, 'The Brothers Size' actually has its genesis in some West African village over 3,700 miles away across the Atlantic Ocean, serving as a cultural br
BWW Reviews: Parker, Wilson, and Swartz Stand Out Despite Script in Kitchen Dog Theater's THINNER THAN WATER
In today's world, marriage is an optional life choice for couples versus previous generations where it was expected that adults would marry, procreate children, grow old, and eventually die having completed their primary life's function.
BWW Reviews: Core Theater's Cast of 12 ANGRY JURORS Speaks Out on Trials and the Legal System
I recently had the opportunity to chat with the director and several cast members of '12 Angry Jurors' about the often volatile subject of jury trials in America and how effective they are as a tool of justice in determining the guilt or innocence of a defendant.
BWW Reviews: 'Overpass', 'Strangers', 'Straight' & Youth Actors Dominate TeCo Competition
There are very few long-running play festivals/competitions in North Texas and the fact TeCo Theatrical Productions, Inc.
BWW Reviews: Mamet's RACE Sizzles with Fast Pacing and Provocative Dialogue
Two lawyers find themselves defending a wealthy white executive charged with raping a black woman.
BWW Reviews: Silence is Golden in the Creatively Potent PLAYTIME
The story of a man/child who is constantly surrounded by happiness.
BWW Reviews: Rover Dramawerks Serves Up Delicious Pie in BLOODY MURDER
Lady Somerset finds herself hosting an amicable if mysterious weekend on her estate only to be.
BWW Reviews: MBS Productions' DANTE: INFERNO is Theatrical HEAVEN!
Dante is given a tour through the different circles of hell.
BWW Reviews: BLACK AT THE ASSASSINATION Deserves A+ for Compelling History Lesson
Directed by Becki McDonald, who makes some excellent directing choices with her large cast of fifteen adult and children actors by combining brief oratory, traditional dialogue, and injecting cast members into the audience to DRAW viewers dead smack into the action.
BWW Reviews: Nouveau 47, Crossover Arts Theatre Successfully Birth Norton's SEEK FIRST THE KINGDOM OF GOD
Family secrets and loyalty to friends are at the heart of Jonathan Norton's latest play 'Seek First The Kingdom of God.
BWW Reviews: Dylan Guerra's Eclectic SYMPHONY NO. 8 IN A MAJOR Intrigues at SMU
'I realized that I haven't told my own story on stage yet and I don't trust my own writing, so I thought this was a step in the right direction.
BWW Review: Teco New Play Competition Grows Artistically But Maintains Its Roots
Local playwrights compete for a chance to win $1,000 cash and bragging rights for an entire year.
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