BWW Reviews: RING OF FIRE Tells the Story of Johnny Cash Through Song
RING OF FIRE is a jukebox musical based on the music of Johnny Cash.
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BWW Reviews: WHEN THE RAIN STOPS FALLING Exquisitely Performed
Andrew Bovell's play, WHEN THE RAIN STOPS FALLING, opens in Alice Springs, Australia in the year 2039.
BWW Reviews: Don't Miss THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW
Who out there doesn't know THE ROCKY HORROR SHOW or, at least, the film musical version, THE ROCKY HORROR PICTURE SHOW? Well, as it turns out, at least six people the night I went… but I digress.
BWW Reviews: THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAILER PARK MUSICAL is a Sublimely Silly Evening
THE GREAT AMERICAN TRAILER PARK MUSICAL is a two-act musical, written by David Nehls and Betsy Kelso.
BWW Reviews: THE OLDEST PROFESSION Misses the Mark
Paula Vogel's play, THE OLDEST PROFESSION, is set in 1981, shortly after the election of Ronald Reagan.
BWW Reviews: MOTHERS & SONS Is an Eloquent Elegy to AIDS Survivors
Terrance McNally's 2014 play MOTHERS & SONS, A Tony nominee for Best Play, touches a lot of subjects: what it means to be a family, the long road to recovery from loss, reconciliation and most of all, the great strides made by gay people in America over the last 20 years.
BWW Reviews: THE WARS OF HEAVEN Is an Intriguing Miltonic Epic
Part I of Trouble Puppet's THE WARS OF HEAVEN, is the first part of an epic three-part saga.
BWW Reviews: GREATER TUNA – Still Funny After All These Years
It's been 30 years since we were first introduced to Tuna, the third smallest town in Texas, where the Lions Club is too liberal and Patsy Cline never dies.
BWW Reviews: THE GRADUATE Smartly Staged by The City Theatre
THE GRADUATE is an iconic American film that was a touchstone for an entire generation.
BWW Reviews: SPAMALOT an Evening of Great Grand Silliness
The labeled ingredients in the canned mystery meat known as Spam are chopped pork shoulder meat, ham meat, salt, water, modified potato starch as a binder, sugar, and sodium nitrite as a preservative.
BWW Reviews: ALL THE WAY is an Intriguing Look at the Accidental President
'What the hell's the point of being president if you can't do what you know is right?' That single statement, made by President Lyndon Johnson, sums up the theme of ALL THE WAY; a new play by Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Robert Schenkkan, now playing at ZACH Theatre.
BWW Reviews: THE GREAT GOD PAN is a Moving and Compassionate Examination of a Sensitive Topic
We have all experienced our parents relating something from our childhood of which we have no memory.
BWW Reviews: JACOB'S LADDER Delivers an Important Message With Wit, Style and Panache
Jacob's Ladder is described in the Book of Genesis as a staircase to heaven that the biblical Patriarch Jacob dreamed about during his flight from his brother Esau.
BWW Reviews: JERSEY BOYS - An Electrifying Entertaining Evening
The 60's were an exciting time for music in America, due in no small part to the proliferation of groups with amazing vocal harmonies like The Mamas & Papas, The Beach Boys, Spanky & Our Gang and The Four Seasons.
BWW Reviews: CHARLEY'S AUNT Plagued by Pacing Problems
By definition, a farce is a light theatrical work in which highly improbable plot situations, exaggerated characters, and slapstick are used for humorous effect.
BWW Reviews: PRIVATE LIVES as Bubbly and Giddy a Delight as Fine Champagne
Noel Coward's plays are, for the most part, theatrical souffles: the ingredients are very simple and, when handled correctly, are deliciously light and tasty; however, in the hands of the inexperienced, they can turn out to be a mess best thrown away.
BWW Reviews: Treat Your Inner Child to PETER AND THE STARCATCHER
Theatre, more than any other medium, has the ability to create magic and seldom has more magic been created on a stage than in the Zach Theatre production of PETER AND THE STARCATCHER.
BWW Reviews: DNA is a Jet-Black Comedic Exploration of Consequence
'What's more important, one person or everyone?' That is the question at the center of Dennis Kelly's darkly comedic and chilling play, DNA.
BWW Reviews: MAURITIUS is a Witty, Smartly Staged Dark Comic Delight
Having grown up in the world of numismatics (coin collecting) and philately (stamp collecting) I was probably in a rarified group in the audience by knowing just what a Mauritius was.
BWW Reviews: SISTER'S CHRISTMAS CATECHISM: MYSTERY OF THE MAGI'S GOLD is a Laugh Riot
Vicki Quade and Maripat Donovan created a one-woman show called LATE NIGHT CATECHISM back in 1993 which was based on the pair's experiences growing up Catholic in Chicago and on parochial school stories they heard from their families and friends.
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