BWW Interview: The T.R.U.T.H. Project CEO Kevin Anderson Talks RISE ABOVE: A STORY OF HOPE
Today Broadway World talks to Kevin Anderson, the CEO and founder of The T.
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BWW Review: The Landing Theatre Company's GAMBRELS OF THE SKY Dwells in Possibility
Described as an 'urban biblical fairy tale,' GAMBRELS OF THE SKY, the Landing Theatre Company's current production, catches us up with Eve (I did say biblical, didn't I?), six thousand years removed from the garden.
BWW Review: The Landing Theatre Company's TEN WAYS ON A GUN, One of the Summer's Most Unique Offerings
Bolstered by the vision of director Jacey Little and a talented cast that seems to revel in the meta-irreverence of Lamb's work, TEN WAYS ON A GUN is guaranteed to be one of the most unique offerings this summer -- certainly one not to be missed.
BWW Review: A.D. Players' LITTLE WOMEN: THE MUSICAL Is the Theatrical Equivalent to Curling Up With a Good Book
LITTLE WOMEN: THE MUSICAL is quite the curiosity -- a musical that isn't particularly enhanced or defined by its music.
Summer Stages: BWW's Top Summer Theatre Picks - Houston
Another summer, another year of looking for excuses to stay indoors.
BWW Review: THE LOBSTER is a Quirky, Surreal Satire
The premise of THE LOBSTER is mesmerizing: In a society where relationships are valued over all else, the unpartnered have forty-five days to find a new mate or they will be transformed into an animal of their choice.
BWW Feature: The Ensemble Theatre Announces 40th Anniversary Season, Dawn of a New Decade
Looking over The Ensemble Theatre's upcoming 40th anniversary season, entitled Dawn of a New Decade, Ensemble Artistic Director Eileen J.
BWW Review: THE NICE GUYS Is A Lively, Boisterous Romp
The truth is I didn't quite know what to expect from THE NICE GUYS but luckily for me, and the movie-viewing audience, it was a funny, really funny, action movie.
BWW Review: Scenes From a Summer House Tell a Charming Story in The Ensemble's PLENTY OF TIME
PLENTY OF TIME is a sweet romantic comedy, simultaneously looking back with nostalgia and looking forward with hope.
BWW Review: MONEY MONSTER Can't Buy Happiness, But It Is a 98 Minute Good Time
Imagine an AU where CNBC's Jim Cramer, as played by George Clooney, is confronted by one of those people he (in)famously encouraged to buy stock in Bear Stearns right before it collapsed back in '08.
BWW Review: Key and Peele's KEANU is Paw-sitively Funny
Written by Jordan Peele and Alex Rubens, KEANU is a genuinely funny movie, and unless you find Key and Peele irrationally irritating or were born without the 'finding adorable kittens adorable' gene, it's worth a trip out to your local multiplex.
BWW Review: MILES AHEAD, An Excellent Biopic
MILES AHEAD is not a cradle to the grave biopic; it is the story of a man in one moment in time, and how elements of his past have informed that present.
BWW Interview: Playwrights Talk Landing Theatre's New American Voices Play Reading Series
This weekend The Landing Theatre Company presents the 2016 New American Voices Play Reading Series.
BWW Feature: Houston Ballet Academy's 2016 Spring Showcase
For Charlotte Larzelere, dance was a happy accident.
BWW Interview: Director Brandon Weinbrenner Talks The Landing Theatre Company's FOOL FOR LOVE
The Landing Theatre Company opens its 2015-2016 season in their new home with a production of Sam Shepard's one-act classic FOOL FOR LOVE.
BWW Interview: Malinda L. Beckham, Doug Williams and Donna McKenzie Talk World Premiere of THE BOUNDARY
This weekend, Dirt Dogs Theatre Co.
BWW Review: The World of BATMAN V SUPERMAN: DAWN OF JUSTICE Only Makes Sense If You Force It
Insult to injury though (and maybe it's just me), but as the lights came up I couldn't help but wonder, are we six weeks away from seeing a better version of this film? I'm more excited than ever to see WONDER WOMAN and CAPTAIN AMERICA: CIVIL WAR, but that's probably not what Snyder and co.
BWW Review: THE BRONZE is Gold Medal Material
THE BRONZE is a quirky little film, a dark comedy like BAD SANTA, a sports flick like SLAP SHOT.
BWW Review: Stark Naked Theatre's WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF? Is A Can't-Miss Show
Well, we now know one thing: If the question is, in fact, WHO'S AFRAID OF VIRGINIA WOOLF?, the answer ain't Stark Naked Theatre.
BWW Review: LONDON HAS FALLEN is Xenophobic and Mindless - A Terrible Combination
While it's fun to see a non-American city get destroyed every once in awhile, LONDON HAS FALLEN is no more than terrorsploitation, xenophobic destruction porn that tugs on all the right strings.
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