BWW Interviews: BCT Series - Colton Berry Talks Conceptualized Pool Noodles, Skittle Psyche Associations and TRIASSIC PARQ
In the second installment of the series, I continue my conversation with Artistic Director Colton Berry.
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BWW Interviews: BCT Series - Artistic Director Colton Berry Talks TARZAN Costumes & Puppetry
I start off simple in part one of this series.
BWW Reviews: Inspiration Stage's LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS is a Bloody, Good Show
Good job, Inspiration Stage.
BWW Interviews: Shunya Series - Directors Talk JUNGLE BOOK
Shunya Theatre's so nice, I interviewed them twice.
BWW Reviews: Dance Theatre Of Harlem is Soul En Pointe
Last week, The Dance Theatre of Harlem (DTH) presented a classic but eclectic program of four ballets at the Miller Outdoor Theatre.
BWW Interviews: DTH's Dance Master Keith Saunders Talks Ballet and The Legacy of Harlem
'America's not used to seeing a black face in this particular art form,' says 16-year-old Naazir Muhammad about ballet.
BWW Interviews: Landing Theatre Director Paige Kiliany Talks ALL IN THE TIMING
Before VENUS IN FURS was a twinkle in David Ives' eye, there was ALL IN THE TIMING, a collection of one-act plays with a range of subjects and themes - all funny and entertaining.
BWW Interviews: Broadway Star Wesley 'Tay Tay' Taylor On Putting In Work, Broadway and TV
Prepare yourselves b***hes! Tay Tay's coming to town.
BWW Interviews: I WISH YOU LOVE Actor Dennis Spears Talks the Mystique of Nat 'King' Cole
For all his hard work and talent, Nat 'King' Cole was treated to segregated concert halls, burning crosses and slurs.
BWW Reviews: Bayou City Theatrics' TARZAN Soars with Exciting Voices and Visuals
Overwhelmingly, TARZAN is an amazing production.
BWW Reviews: Ensemble's I WISH YOU LOVE Swings, Sound and Sincere
I WISH YOU LOVE chronicles Nat 'King' Cole's struggles to keep his popular show on the air against the prejudiced American public, sponsors and studio executives.
BWW Interviews: Playwright Kris Thompson Talks BAD MEDICINE
Sheriff Gene Ranger and childhood sweetheart Nurse Becky Trueheart are concerned, but not alarmed, when an unconscious beauty is brought in and seems to have amnesia, only to be cured by the smooth talking snake oil salesman Bodkin Shamley.
BWW Reviews: Stages PETE N KEELY is Gauche, Clean Fun
Stages' PETE N' KEELY is a dark comedy that hearkens back to a bygone era when men were gentlemen and women were ladies.
BWW Interviews: TUTS Puts the Whore Back in WHOREHOUSE, Takes Out Damn
THE BEST LITTLE WHOREHOUSE IN TEXAS is a light-hearded musical based on the notorious Texas born brothel 'Chicken Ranch.
BWW Reviews: Stage Door's LEGALLY BLONDE Makes You Think Pink
While I, and all of the other insanely giving and informed people, have always been aware that self-centeredness and shallow preoccupations are not traits of silly, frivolous women but of silly, frivolous people - LEGALLY BLONDE has convinced the world and looked fabulous doing it.
BWW Reviews: Queensbury Theatre's OLEANNA is Provocative, Evocative
OLEANNA is quite possibly one of the most female-phobic, misogynistic writings on record, notwithstanding many of Hemingway's writings, penned by a man so distanced from the female perspective that Carol, a harridan of a character, was his best solemn reflection on a female student's experience of s
BWW Interviews: Queensbury Theatre (Country Playhouse) Cast and Creatives Talk OLEANNA
With wit and warmth, cast members Keshia Lovewell (Carol) and Joseph 'Chepe' Lockett (John) and director Stuart D.
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