BWW Reviews: THE GREAT DIVORCEJune 10, 2014The Great Divorce, by C.S. Lewis, is one of the most thought provoking fictions on the nature of Heaven, Hell, and Judgment to have been written outside of scripture. Fellowship of Performing Arts has brought this timeless work to the stage in a way that will delight, challenge, and entertain all from the average theater-goer looking for a good show to the most devout of philosophers and theologians.
BWW Reviews: ALL CHILDISH THINGS at The Aurora TheatreOctober 30, 2013All Childish Things by Joseph Zettelmaier is a comedy set in the modern day centering on the lives and exploits of a group of three friends whose common bond since childhood has been their love of Star Wars.
BWW Reviews: TROILUS AND CRESSIDASeptember 30, 2013Whenever I read a critique of live theater, an often used trope is, 'Well, it wasn't Shakespeare.' Recently, however, it was. I had the delightful privlidge of attending The New American Shakespeare Tavern's performance of Troilus and Cressida. While I love Shakespeare, I am not an aficionado by any measure so to fill in the gaps I may have missed, I brought my husband along who is both a writer and an avid Shakespeare enthusiast (never ask him about this at dinner parties - you have been warned).
BWW Reviews: Beneath Theatrical Outfit's Impactful Production of THE GUYSSeptember 18, 2013Based on a true story, The Guys examines two character's emotional and physical journeys through the September eleventh attacks. A New York Fire Department Captain, Nick, approaches a writer by the name of Joan to assist him with eulogies for several of his firemen that were killed in the collapse of the Twin Towers.