BWW Review: FUN HOME at Pandora Productions
Ring Of Walking into the Henry Clay Theater for Pandora Productions' Fun Home, the first thing you notice is the white stage.
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BWW Review: MY LEFT BOOB at Louisville Fringe Festival
If a live performance is memorable for how it surprises you, Mandee McKelvey's My Left Boob is a show I will not soon forget.
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BWW Feature: MINE at Theatre [502]
When Theatre [502] launched in 2010, it was a personal project from a Louisville Theatre power trio, Amy Attaway, Gil Reyes, and Mike Brooks.
BWW Review: HAUNTING JULIA at The Liminal Playhouse
Holding On Too LongIn The Secret Garden, Pulitzer-prize winning playwright Marsha Norman writes, 'They're only a ghost if someone alive is still holding on to them.
BWW Review: TOP GIRLS at Commonwealth Theatre Center
Caryl Churchill's 1982 play Top Girls has so much to say about women that it is staggering to realize that it is no less relevant thirty-seven years later.
BWW Review: MEASURE FOR MEASURE at Actors Theatre Of Louisville
a??a??a??a??a??a??a??Measure for Measure has long been considered one of Shakespeare's 'problem plays' because it doesn't clearly fall into the constructs of his comedies or tragedies.
BWW Review: BASKERVILLE: A SHERLOCK HOLMES MYSTERY at Derby Dinner Playhouse
Playwright Ken Ludwig has made a name for himself writing some of the funniest modern comedies of any living writer, including Lend Me a Tenor, Moon Over Buffalo, and perhaps most notably, The Game's Afoot.
BWW Review: THE SUNSET LIMITED at Bunbury Theatre
Writer Cormac McCarthy subtitled his play The Sunset Limited, 'a novel in dramatic form', and that immediately calls into question exactly what is going on here.
BWW Review: DEAR EVAN HANSON at PNC Broadway in Louisville
A great story, well told, could and should move the audience into feeling something.
BWW Review: GHOST at Stage One Family Theatre
Ghost, a faithful adaptation of the novel by Jason Reynolds, tells the story of Castle 'Ghost' Crenshaw (played by the always-excellent Crystian Wiltshire), an earnest seventh grader who finds himself unexpectedly recruited onto the track team thanks to the encouragement of Coach (Louis Robert Thomp
BWW Review: THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP at The Chicken Coop Theatre Company
In his curtain speech, Artistic Director of Louisville's newest theatre company and director of this production stated that both the company and The Mystery of Irma Vep were long-held dreams coming true.
BWW Review: KING HEDLEY II at University Of Louisville
As with most of August Wilson's work, King Hedley II functions as and can be easily accepted as, flavorful, heated melodrama.
BWW Review: TORCH SONG at Pandora Productions
When Harvey Fierstein dropped this story on the world in1981 as Torch Song Trilogy, it ran more than four hours.
BWW Review: HYPE MAN: A BREAK BEAT PLAY at Actors Theatre Of Louisville
When a 17-year-old boy gets brutally murdered at the hands of the police, a rising hip hop trio finds themselves at odds with one another as they decide to use fame to speak out or stay silent.
BWW Review: TEN MINUTE PLAY FESTIVAL at Teatro Tercera Llamada
Each time I review theatre written and performed in another language, my disadvantage forces me to think differently about what I'm seeing.
BWW Review: THE EXCEPTIONALS at The Liminal Playhouse
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BWW Review: MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET at Derby Dinner Playhouse
On December 4, 1956, four recording legends dropped by Sam Phillips' famously small Sun Records Studios for various reasons, completely unplanned and coincidental.
BWW Review: PIPPIN at Acting Against Cancer
Intrigue, plots to bring disaster.
BWW Feature: THE INVESTIGATION: A SEARCH FOR THE TRUTH IN TEN ACTS at The Bard's Town
In the wake of Special Counsel Robert Mueller's controversial testimony before the House Intelligence Committee, on August 19 Louisville joined the growing ranks of cities to host a live reading of the Mueller Report.
BWW Review: THE GREEN ROOM at Wayward Actors Company
In his opening night curtain speech, director Jeff Mangum referenced the Wayward Actors' Company 2018 production of Hand to God, which he also directed.
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