BWW Interview: HOWARD GREEN Exhibits Amiable Character
It is always interesting to hear how people first get involved in the theatre.
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BWW Interview: Amy Johnson Is Headed For Big Things
There is so much talent in the Birmingham area and I would like to take the summer to highlight some of the people we look forward to seeing regularly on our stages.
BWW Review: Everyone Wins THE RED VELVET CAKE WAR
When people in the community try their hand at theatre, including people with no experience and do so with fun and love while raising money for a good cause, I think we are all winners.
BWW Review: DIE FLEDERMAUS Captures Quality
If laughter is the best medicine, then I will not be sick for the rest of the year.
BWW Review: THE EXPLORERS CLUB Unearths Hilarity
THE EXPLORERS CLUB at Theatre Downtown is an Alabama premiere that takes you away from the ordinary and whisks you to 1879 London.
BWW Review: PALS Shows Superior Effort
PALS, an original work written by nine students from Spain Park High School and drama teacher Eric Reid St.
BWW Review: I Loved I HATE HAMLET
What can an actor do when his series is cancelled and he isn't sure where to go from there? Head to NYC and perform Shakespeare in the park, of course.
BWW Interview: New Era for Terrific New Theatre
Terrific New Theatre near Pepper Place in Birmingham has had a long and interesting history.
BWW Preview: Summer 2016 Theatre Camps Promise Fun
With all of the great shows there are to see this summer, there are just as many theatre camps for your kids.
Summer Stages: BWW Top Summer Theatre Picks- Birmingham (Something For Everyone)
School is out and the fun days of summer are upon us.
BWW Review: SOPHIE TUCKER: Last of the Red Hot Mamas
I have been looking forward to tonight ever since I got a small preview of Tam DeBolt as Sophie Tucker during the opening weekend of the Lyric Theatre.
BWW Review: AS YOU LIKE IT Is the Right Amount of a Good Thing
One of the least talked about and yet most wonderful things about our area is the Alabama School of Fine Arts, situated in downtown Birmingham.
BWW Review: SISTER ACT Warrants Praise
Having just seen a beautiful production of THE SECRET GARDEN at Red Mountain Theatre Company two short weeks ago, I was surprised to turn my calendar and realize I was headed back there so soon for SISTER ACT.
BWW Review: STEEL MAGNOLIAS Delivers Emotion
Theatre Downtown brings yet another production of STEEL MAGNOLIAS to the Birmingham area.
BWW Review: THE SECRET GARDEN Blooms Beautifully
In sharp contrast to last night's irreverent and rock filled AMERICAN IDIOT, I once again have seen how diverse and amazing theatre is in Birmingham.
BWW Review: Green Day's AMERICAN IDIOT Takes Risk
AMERICAN IDIOT at Birmingham-Southern College is edgy, gritty and all that you want it to be.
BWW Review: FLASHDANCE THE MUSICAL Needs Work
According to Theatre League president Mark Edelman, FLASHDANCE , which was seen this weekend as part of the Broadway in Birmingham series, is a new production.
BWW Review: SPRING AWAKENING Moves Audience
UAB (The University of Alabama at Birmingham) is known for its world class medical school and hospital and lately for having its football program cancelled and then reinstated.
BWW Review: ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Exceeds Expectations
I have spent many wonderful hours at South City Theatre, both on stage and in the audience.
BWW Review: SONS OF THE PROPHET Hurts So Good
When life becomes almost too much to handle, where do you turn? I say, to the theatre! And SONS OF THE PROPHET written by Stephen Karam at Birmingham Festival Theatre shows us that humor can get us through the pain.
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