BWW Reviews: MACBETH Scarily Effective For Kentucky Shakespeare
Simply and effectively stage the horrific saga of two regular people facing the grand-scale consequences of their actions and you will find something more frightening than any witch.
Todd Zeigler
BWW Reviews: Kentucky Shakespeare Mounts Very Special - and Excellent - Edition of 'Shrew'
Amy Attaway and Kentucky Shakespeare may have shown their audience something they have never seen before.
BWW Reviews: Kentucky Shakespeare's Magical TEMPEST Hits Personal Notes
Even more engaging than the dramatic ingredients is the soul of the piece, which Wallace has artfully drawn out to craft a play with a deeply personal reach.
Summer Stages: BWW's Top Summer Theatre Picks - Louisville!
Louisville's stages are anything but dark this summer.
BWW Reviews: Pandora's Delightful YANK! Closes Out 2014-2015 Season
An uneven but entertaining production pulls off a retro charm while asking difficult questions that still resonate today.
BWW Reviews: 10-Minute Plays Bring Comedic Close to Humana Festival
The Humana Festival features an array of shorts that accomplishes the overarching mission of the format - and provides a rollicking good time in the process.
BWW Reviews: Mee's THE GLORY OF THE WORLD Celebrates Merton at Humana Festival
Actors Theatre of Louisville has devoted a substantial portion of the 39th Humana Festival to examinations of the local landscape.
BWW Reviews: Silverman's THE ROOMMATE Gives 39th Humana Festival a Stellar Start
Jen Silverman's "The Roommate' is as tragic as they come - and it's a tragedy that subtly grows beneath peals of uproarious laughter.
BWW Reviews: Derby Dinner Goes Big With BONNIE & CLYDE
"We're fairly sure they didn't say 'Darn.
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BWW Reviews: Theatre [502]'s 'Mr. Burns' Feast For Mind, Little Else
The essential experience of "Mr.
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BWW Previews: Theatre [502] Goes Apocalyptic with MR. BURNS, A POST-ELECTRIC PLAY
Playwright Anne Washburn answers an apocalyptic hypothetical by turning to a major source of our modern cultural mortar in the darkly comic 'Mr.
BWW Reviews: ATL Revisits Butchertown in Revival of 'At The Vanishing Point'
'At The Vanishing Point' is a tribute to the drama of struggling to sanctify the ordinary.
BWW Previews: StageOne Brings Ali's Origins to Stage with 'And In This Corner...Cassius Clay'
The latest project in StageOne's New Play Development Series will reach over 25,000 schoolchildren with a story that may well resonate with circumstances they face today - and open their eyes to possibilities they may never have imagined.
BWW Reviews: THE BROTHERS SIZE is Theater of Mythic Portions at Actors Theatre
Tarell Alvin McCraney's "The Brothers Size" may be the closest thing the modern stage offers to a drama that approaches the level of ritual, transubstantiating the mythic into flesh, blood, words, and rhythms before our rapt eyes.
BWW Previews: Kentucky Shakespeare Brings RSC and Stratford to Screen with 'Shakespeare on Film' Series
Fresh off a season of company-wide renewal and world-class theatre, Kentucky Shakespeare is bringing even more world-class productions to Louisville theaters.
BWW Reviews: Actors Theatre's CHRISTMAS CAROL Rings Anew
Louisvillians have made "A Christmas Carol" a holiday agenda item for two reasons: its quality, and its consistency.
BWW Reviews: Nina Raine's TRIBES Profound and Powerful at Actors Theatre
"They may not be perfect, but they're family.
BWW Previews: Think Tank Theatre Debuts With A TON OF BRICKS
Sometimes within an ending are the seeds of a new beginning.
BWW Interviews: Robertson Makes BIG GAY ITALIAN Debut - In The City
The old adage goes: It doesn't matter who is in the audience.
BWW Reviews: THE LAST FIVE YEARS Plays Fantastically with Form at Actors Theatre
Jason Robert Brown plays a narrative game within the tightly structured form of the musical to probe deep into the depths of a failed relationship.
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