BWW Review: BROADWAY AT THE GOOD Brings Cheer to the Season
Portland's Good Theater performs its annual musical revue, Broadway at the Good Theater this weekend bringing warmth, cheer, and an array of musical treats to mark the holiday season.
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BWW Review: Whispered Memories: SOTTO VOCE at Portland Stage
Nilo Cruz's latest work, Sotto Voce (2014), is a delicate, haunting, poetic memory play that whispers and lulls its way into the hidden recesses of memory, as it slowly, gently, but heartrendingly reveals the characters' past lives, hopes, and dreams.
BWW Review: Chekhov on the Delaware: Perfectly Calibrated Durang Play Opens Good Theater's 15th Season
During the first act of Christopher Durang's Tony award-winning 2013 play, Vanya and Sonya and Masha and Spike, the characters muse that 'if everyone were on anti-depressants, there would be no Chekhov.
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BWW Review: Warm and Wistful Comedy Explores Family Bonds
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BWW Review: MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET Celebrates 'The Devil's Music'
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BWW Review: Strong Performances Distinguish Portland Players' BONNIE AND CLYDE
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BWW Review: TAM Season Romps to a Close with BOEING BOEING
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BWW Review: Ogunquit's SEVEN BRIDES Offers Sweetness and Smiles
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BWW Review: Wish, Wish, Wish: The Magic of MSMT's ALADDIN
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BWW Review Storytellers, Musicmakers, Dreamers: McCourt's THE IRISH Captivates in Portland
'We are the storytellers; we are the musicmakers; we are the dreamers of dreams.
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'It's the music and the storytelling; the storytelling walks a fine line between being universal and silly.
BWW Interview: On a Magic Carpet Ride: ALADDIN and the Musicals of Robin and Clark
When Aladdin, directed and choreographed by Raymond Marc Dumont, opens on August 22, the four performances at Maine State Music Theatre will mark twenty-six years of collaboration and fifteen original shows created by the team of Marc Robin and Curt Dale Clark.
BWW Interview: In Sunshine or in Shadow: Peter Cormican, Charis Leos, and Cary Michele Miller in McCourt's IRISH
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The electric, near ecstatic atmosphere in Brunswick's Pickard Theater last night more closely resembled that of a rock concert than a theatre company opening.
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