BWW Review: You'll Get ON YOUR FEET at the Peace Center
Filled with fantastic music performed by an amazingly talented cast, On Your Feet delivers a timely story of emotional - and physical - triumph against overwhelming odds.
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BWW Review: SCHOOL OF ROCK Shreds at the Peace Center
It's a head-banging good time.
BWW Interview: Will Ragland of A TUNA CHRISTMAS at Mill Town Players
'It's a great way to escape the anxiety and stress of the holiday season with characters that remind you of your family - or yourself!'
BWW Review: All These Years Later, LES MISERABLES - Now Playing at the Peace Center - Continues to Impress
This new touring production of the 2014 Broadway revival is a stunning, cinematic reinvention of the classic, filled with gorgeous visuals and breathtaking vocals.
BWW Interview: Jillian Butler - Cosette in LES MISERABLES at the Peace Center
'It's just nice to be able to give the audience a little bit of light.
BWW Interview: Glenda Manwaring, director of GHOST - THE MUSICAL at Centre Stage
'The question is how do you represent these beloved iconic characters and this story without becoming mimics of their work.
BWW Interview: Kimberlee Ferreira, director/choreographer of HONKY TONK ANGELS at Mill Town Players
'Our hope is that you come in and can forget the crazy world for a few hours.
BWW Review: THE BODYGUARD Brings the Movie to Life at the Peace Center
More so even than the original film, the musical version of The Bodyguard centers around flashy concert-style production numbers, complete with flashing lights, rising platforms, and a dazzling array of costumes.
BWW Interview: Guerrilla Shakespeare Theatre's Crystal Stewart talks Romeo & Juliet
'It has always struck me how people concentrate so hard on the romance in Romeo and Juliet, and less on the fact that it is about teenagers who kill themselves.
BWW Interview: Playwright Leslie Kimbell brings FOUR OLD BROADS to Centre Stage
'I wanted to write something that celebrates seniors and portrays them as vivacious and funny.
BWW Review: THE KING AND I at The Peace Center is truly Something Wonderful
Bartlett Sher's staging of The King and I brings the show to vivid life, reminding us of its still relevant messages while always remaining a marvelous entertainment.
BWW Interview: Kristina Riggle, author of Broadway-themed novel VIVIAN IN RED
'Vivian in Red is about owning your story, and that means all of it.
BWW Interview: TJ Jones IS The King for Centre Stage's MILLION DOLLAR QUARTET
'I hope the old will reminisce, the young will find interest in these characters, and everybody will wanna just dance.
BWW Review: Revolutionary HAIR Still Wows at GLOW Lyric Theatre
Director Jenna Tamisiea and music director Christian Elser put a talented cast through a physical and emotional journey that still feels revolutionary.
BWW Review: Mill Town Players' BYE BYE BIRDIE Will Make You Put on a Happy Face
Mill Town's Bye Bye Birdie is guaranteed to make you put on a happy face.
BWW Previews: OTHELLO at Warehouse Theatre - Interview with co-directors Maegen Azar & Anne Tromsness
'This play has been known throughout history to turn a lens onto the audience's own moral compass, and I hope that people will walk away from this show willing to talk about the issues it brings up.
BWW Interview: Reed Halvorson, Director of BYE BYE BIRDIE Opening This Weekend at Mill Town Players
I'm really excited about this play, it's really coming together.
BWW Interview: Julie Klam, Author of THE STARS IN OUR EYES, Coming 7/18 from Riverhead Books
Her previous books have examined personal relationships with family, friends, and pets.
BWW Previews: GLOW LYRIC SUMMER FESTIVAL SEASON at Fine Arts Center
Tamisiea's collaborative directorial style, coupled with her strong visual sense and Elser's top-notch musicianship make GLOW Lyric productions always worth seeing.
BWW Interview: Antoinette Hall of INTIMATE APPAREL at Centre Stage
'What I latched onto with this show is love and how it presents itself in different relationships and circumstances.
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