BWW Preview: ETC Gears Up for 10-minute Play Fest
After 20 bold years, The Emerald Theatre Company in Memphis is breaking new ground by holding its first annual 10-minute play festival.
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BWW Review: BULLETS OVER BROADWAY Goes Great Guns at The Memphis Orpheum
The lights come up, jazz age gangsters rush the stage and fire at the backdrop with their machine guns, and the words BULLETS OVER BROADWAY appears in lights--a perfect intro for a madcap caper.
BWW Review: Strong Cast Inhabits THE COUNTRY HOUSE at Circuit Playhouse
Bucolic setting are wonderful .
BWW Interview: Meet Michael Williams
Next week the Memphis Orpheum will teem with gun-toting lugs in pinstripes and leggy Jazz Age chorines as BULLETS OVER BROADWAY takes the stage.
BWW Features: Rachel Black: The exception that proves the rule
Majoring in Theatre is a bold decision.
BWW Review: THE BOOK OF MORMON Raises Cain at the Orpheum
Typically the press night buzz at the Memphis Orpheum starts in the lobby .
BWW Review: Commending Cloud9
There is magic in midtown.
THE JUNETEENTH STORY - And Why It Matters
Black History Month is drawing to a close, and again, I wonder why this integral component of American history isn't a more substantial part of the discussion year-round.
BWW Interview: Catching up with Kristen Beth Williams
The wildly popular musical, A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder will be at The Memphis Orpheum February 9 - 14th.
STAR TREK: THE ULTIMATE VOYAGE Docks in Memphis
Gene Roddenberry had a bold vision when he pitched his inspiration to NBC as a 'Wagon Train to the Stars' in 1964.
BWW Review: Wowed by the Workshop Theater in NYC
This time of year faithful pilgrims travel to Bethlehem.
BWW Review: CINDERELLA Enchants at Memphis Orpheum
CINDERELLA is the only Rodgers and Hammerstein musical that was originally written for television.
BWW Interview: Delving into the Mind of Actor Delvyn Brown
Last spring I sat with a rapt audience seeing Levi Frazier, Junior's new play For Our Freedom and Yours, a one-man show is based on the life of Ira Frederick Aldridge, a 19th Century African American actor who, against all odds, achieved a distinguished stage career during the era of slavery.
BWW Reviews: Poignant Palmers Ace The Gin Game
Two lonely people find each other in a nursing home, they hit it off, and a congenial conversation leads to a series of card games.
BWW Reviews: MOTOWN the Musical at Memphis Orpheum
I grew up on vinyl records, 'hit parades' and transistor radios tuned to the AM dial.
BWW Features: Jill Guyton Nee Brings Momemtum to Memphis
I first met Jill Guyton Nee last fall shortly after she arrived at the University of Memphis as an Associate Professor and Director of Dance.
BWW Reviews: KINKY BOOTS is a Kick in the Pants!
Tim Firth and Geoff Deane first picked up the true story of W J Brooks and Co.
BWW Reviews: COME BACK TO THE FIVE AND DIME, JIMMY DEAN Proves Timeless
Ed Graczyk's 1976 drama 'Come back to the Five and Dime, Jimmy Dean' has a simple premise: It's September 30, 1975, and a small town dime store in West Texas is hosting the reunion of a James Dean Fan Club to mark the 20-year anniversary of Giant, which was filmed nearby.
BWW Reviews: THE LION KING Tour Captivates Memphis
It's only fair to start with a confession: I have purposely avoided seeing 'The Lion King' on stage for seventeen years.
BWW Previews: Fusion Network II Brings Variety to the Evergreen Theatre
As educators, entertainers, writers and activists, Tim and Dee Dotson are known for having their fingers on the have their fingers on the pulse of the Memphis' urban scene.
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