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I saw the show on Friday and was thrilled when I realized I was watching two alums of Side Show as a couple in The Cher Show. The characters Georgia Holt (Emily Skinner - Daisy '97) and John Southall (Matthew Hydzik - Buddy '14) get married. A special addition to my night.
This was just announced. Exciting opportunity for children to learn an "old" musical.
The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati’s creative team, theatrical licensing agent Tams-Witmark, and DC Comics have joined forces to adapt and premiere a TYA (Theatre for Young Audiences) version of the 1966 musical It’s A Bird, It’s a Plane, It’s Superman (Superman®.
I am only 5'1" and typically stay away from the mezzanine. When I saw "A Bronx Tale", because of the brass railing I had to lean forward to see the stage (I'm sure bothering those behind me). Would there be anything blocking my view of the stage in the front mezzanine at Great Comet. Also if so, how far back would I have to sit for it not to block my view. I have already seen the show from the orchestra but didn't venture into the mezz because I di
I saw the trilogy at Balwin-Wallace. However, at the performance that I saw of In Trousers, they cut out the "Scrubby Dubby" section. I assume this was due to time constraints.
As a woman, I will give you my opinion. I did not know anything about Elizabeth and Helena except their names. My favorite shows are ones that are historical and have strong female characters (Side Show, Parade, Ragtime, etc.). Also I had never seen Patti live. So I was excited to see this show. Well...It was great to see the Patti/Christine diva fest and the costumes but...I have to say that the show did not meet my expectations. Although both of these
The cast is very small. Here is a link to the Goodman website, click on Artists to see their headshots http://www.goodmantheatre.org/warpaint/ I believe Stephanie Jae Park is Asian and everyone else is Caucasian.
Saw this tonight...We had a wonderful, fun night. Ethan Slater (SpongeBob) was a perfect embodiment of the character. Since I direct shows at an elementary school and have to raise every penny that I spend, I found the ingenuity of staging and props inspiring and amazing! I wish that the inventiveness could have been used on a "more respected" source material. I fear that it will be overlooked and dismissed because the show is not sophisticated enough. Kudos to the creati
Saw the show last night… It is a great showcase for two divas. Patti's Eastern European accent make it difficult to understand some lyrics until you get accustomed to it. I do think, as a previous poster mentioned, that they should cut the scene at the end where the two ladies meet. It may be challenging for the audience but the scene, as is, seems contrived. Especially since the women purposely avoided each other in the rest of the show.
Cincinnati: The Sound of Music Sep.27-Oct. 9, The Phantom of the Opera Nov. 15-27, A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder Jan 3-8, The Little Mermaid Jan 17-29, Something Rotten Feb 21-Mar.5, Mamma Mia Mar. 10-12, The Illusionists Mar. 21-26, Matilda April 4-16, Beautiful May 2-14
When I mentioned to my father that I had bought tickets to see Allegiance and what it was about, I learned more about my family history. During WWII in Ohio, my German relatives and their community were cautious to keep a low profile because of rumors of people being deported, investigated or sent to camps. Of course, only their thick accents could give them away, not their physical appearance. But I am still amazed that I heard nothing about this or the Japanese Internment
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