BWW Reviews: Actors Theatre's A CHRISTMAS CAROL Still Fresh In Its 38th Year
In a golden anniversary season celebrating the theatre's past, present and future, there is little dust on this perennial favorite
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BWW Reviews: Jory and Actors Theatre Mount Charming Adaptation of TOM JONES
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Four months into his new job, Producing Artistic Director Matt Wallace announced an ambitious lineup for Kentucky Shakespeare's 2014 season
BWW Previews: The Slant Culture Theatre Festival
A whole host of companies from Louisville's abundant theatre scene unite for 10 days of experimental theatre and art.
BWW Interviews: AJ McKay, Voice Over Artist and Sound Designer
Beginning his career at the age of 14, AJ McKay has become an internationally-acclaimed voice over artist and sound engineer, working with top names in the voice over industry, all from his home in Louisville, KY.
BWW Reviews: Saturday in the Park Brings Out The Bard's Fans
Kentucky Shakespeare and more local companies celebrate The Bard in Louisville at the third annual Saturday in the Park.
Vault1031: Giving Louisville a New Place to Play
Lifelong theatre artists Jon Huffman and Barbara Cullen are in the thick of creating something they never expected: a top-quality rehearsal and performance space in Louisville, Kentucky.
BWW Reviews: THE MOUNTAINTOP an Uplifting Effort from Actors Theatre
Actors Theatre presents a stirring and reverently challenging look at Dr.
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BWW Interviews: Theatre [502] Brings New Works To The Next Stage
Louisville's Theatre [502] gives plays with a premiere and perhaps a second production under their belts a regional debut that is well-directed, well-acted, technically ambitious, and essential to a new script's prestige and longevity.
BWW Interviews: New Artistic Director of Kentucky Shakespeare a Breath of Fresh Air
Two months ago, Kentucky Shakespeare was mired in scandal.
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