Neil Shurley - Page 10

Arthur Miller's THE CRUCIBLE is, famously, the play about the 1692 Salem witch trials that is not at all about the Salem witch trials. It's about Joseph McCarthy's communist witch hunts of the 1950's. It's about the black list and repression and hysteria and even fake news and Donald J. Trump. It is, in essence, timeless, as relevant today as when it premiered 66 years ago. And in Jayce T. Tromsness' searing new production now playing at the Warehouse Theatre in Greenville, SC, that contemporary relevance literally bursts through the seams.

Filled with great singing, solid laughs, and a dynamite cast, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS delivers the goods.

'It's a very fun time'

'It's nice to tell a story about how much beauty there can be in the messiness of human existence'

It's nothing short of spectacular.

What do you get when world-class banjo player (and, yes, comedian) Steve Martin writes a musical with world class singer/songwriter Edie Brickell?

Arthur Miller's classic drama of piety and paranoia, THE CRUCIBLE, opens September 20 at the Warehouse Theatre in Greenville, SC.

It's about human connection and how we all want to seek a little bit more in life, and how we can find that in the things that are seemingly mundane or small or delicate. It's really beautiful.

'This is not the kind of play we ever see in South Carolina, and it's truly bold for Proud Mary to choose to bring this story to life.'

'Viv was so much more than just the 'sidekick' who wandered in to Lucy's apartment in her housecoat'

'Rockabilly Heaven is a party for the ears. Y'all are going to absolutely love it!'  

It's a rambling, antic musical comedy romp, filled with good spirits, some toe-tapping tunes, and a squad of dancing football players.

The classic musical opens July 19. Mill Town Players will put their own spin on this classic musical in their new production opening July 19. We asked the director, Lauren Imhoff, to tell us a little about what to expect.

Including a substantive review from my fourteen year old daughter.

This production blew me away.

This brisk new stage adaptation is delightfully antic and deliciously revelatory.

'While the show is very personal and unique, it speaks on a broader level about family and acceptance and everyone can relate to that.'

'I am working in subtle and sometimes not so subtle ways to present these through a female lens.'

'I hope they laugh at times, cry at times, and walk away filled with love for everyone!'

'It's a show about love and finding love at every age of your life, so that is a message that permeates to everyone.'