BWW Review: OKLAHOMA! at Derby Dinner Playhouse
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BWW Review: BOATWRIGHT at Bunbury Theatre
Boatwright is an original play written by and starring Emmy Nominated Actor Patrick Tovatt about an eccentric man getting up in years living in a humble abode where he spends his days writing and singing little ditties on his guitar and building boats.
BWW Review: SEX WITH STRANGERS at The Liminal Playhouse
This two-person show begins in a remote getaway where a reticent but gifted writer, Olivia (Lauren Argo), has sought seclusion to write a novel.
BWW Review: WE, THE INVISIBLES at Actors Theatre Of Louisville
Documentary-style theater is not a genre I am well-versed in.
BWW Review: YOU ACROSS FROM ME at Actors Theatre Of Louisville
There is electricity in the air during this time of the year at Actors Theatre.
BWW Review: THE PATRON SAINT OF LOSING SLEEP at Looking For Lilith Theatre Company
Sleeplessness is something we can all relate to, and The Patron Saint of Losing Sleep opens with a wonderful comic montage of Ada (Trina Fischer) struggling with insomnia.
BWW Review: DO YOU FEEL ANGER? at Actors Theatre Of Louisville
Tori Amos' 'Raspberry Swirl' pumps throughout the theater as I enter it, and I cannot help but feel as though I have been transported into some sort of concert.
BWW Review: MARGINAL LOSS at Actors Theatre Of Louisville
Marginal Loss is a play written by Deborah Stein about an investment firm previously located in the Twin Towers trying to gather the fragments of their business in the wake of the 9/11 tragedy.
BWW Review: LOST IN YONKERS at Little Colonel Playhouse
Whether or not Lost in Yonkers is Neil Simon's greatest play may be arguable; there are a lot of plays to compare it to, but it did win the Pulitzer Prize in 1991, beating out plays like Six Degrees of Separation.
BWW Review: GOD SAID THIS at Actors Theatre Of Louisville
The 42nd Annual Humana Festival opens with a play about family and loss that connects deeply with its audience.
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BWW Review: NOBODY BUNNY IN THE GOLDEN AGE OF ANIMATION at Theatre [502]
As a prelude to this play, vintage cartoons from the 1930's were projected onstage as the audience entered to take their seats.
BWW Review: A CHORUS LINE at Mind's Eye Theatre Company
A Chorus Line seems like catnip for any local company with a taste for musicals.
BWW Feature: 2018 ARTS-LOUISVILLE/BROADWAY WORLD THEATRE AWARDS at Art Louisville
On February 19, Arts-Louisville presented the 4thAnnual Arts-Louisville/Broadway World Theatre Awards at the Mellwood Arts & Entertainment Center.
BWW Review: MOON OVER BUFFALO at Theatreworks Of Southern Indiana
Ken Ludwig's Moon Over Buffalo is the kind of well-constructed, old-fashion farce that has been a mainstay of community theaters for generations, yet it was written in the early 1990's.
BWW Review: DOUBLE V/DERBY MINE 4 at Kentucky Black Repertory Theatre
Derby Mine 4 starts out with a pair of coal miners trapped underground after a methane explosion.
BWW Review: THE TROJAN WOMEN at Commonwealth Theatre Center
There is an idea that Ancient Greece was an exemplary society.
BWW Review: THE HONEY HARVEST at Little Colonel Playhouse
The Honey Harvest is a modest, heartfelt exploration of time and family.
BWW Review: CALIFORNIA SUITE at Imagine Blind Players
There's a lot to like about one of the newest theatre companies in town, Imagine Blind Players.
BWW Review: THE HUNCHBACK OF NOTRE DAME at Mind's Eye Theatre Company
As you step into The Mex Theater before The Hunchback of Notre Dame, hymns and church songs fill the air.
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