Review: THE INTRICACY OF THE LEHMAN TRILOGY at Three Bone Theatre
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Review: BRIAN CULBERTSON BRINGS HIS TRILOGY TOUR TO CHARLOTTE, NC at Knight Theater
Music is a soother of the soul.
Review: SPEAKEASY TAKES A 'SOULFUL RIDE' at Blumenthal Performing Arts Center's Booth Playhouse
Speakeasy is a good modern dramatization that reminds me of the days of Blaxploitation fiims and African American sitcoms.
Review: PHILLIP JOHNSON RICHARDSON RETURNS 'HOME' TO CHARLOTTE, NC IN THE PRE-BROADWAY REVIVAL OF 'THE WIZ'
Excellent Show! First time as a theater reviewer that I had no criticism at all.
Review: FUNNY GIRL at Blumenthal Performing Arts
They haven't fixed the clunky storytelling or finally used actual Fanny Brice material, but FUNNY GIRL still scores big when it comes equipped with an electrifying lead and a top-notch cast.
Review: TIRED SOULS: THE MONTGOMERY BUS BOYCOTT at Children's Theatre Of Charlotte
Mike Wiley, The Playwright, cleverly foretold the story of the Montgomery Bus Boycott by randomly choosing audience members to portray historic African American heroes.
Review: MJ, THE MUSICAL 'Started Somethin' at Belk Theater
As a fan of Michael Jackson, 'MJ, The Musical' showcased the behind the scene genius of Michael in the preparation of the 'Dangerous' tour.
Review: A SOLDIER'S PLAY at Free Reign Theatre
'A Soldier's Play', Presented At Free Reign Theatre, Rock Hill, SC, Was Brilliant And As Equally Exciting As The Movie Adaptation, 'A Soldier's Story'.
Review: Boney James Makes a 'DETOUR' To The 'Queen City' At Knight Theater
Boney James performed to a packed house of fans at the Blumenthal Performing Arts Center's Knight Theater.
Review: SIX THE MUSICAL at Blumenthal Performing Arts
What did our critic think of SIX THE MUSICAL at Blumenthal Performing Arts?
Review: I AND YOU at Theatre Charlotte
Within a restrictive two-hander format, Lauren Gunderson hatches a surprise beyond my imagination in I AND YOU, parlaying the pleasures of Walt Whitman, John Coltrane, and Jerry Lee Lewis along the way.
Review: ONLY AN OCTAVE APART at Spoleto Festival USA
Starring Anthony Roth Costanzo and Justin Vivian Bond, ONLY AN OCTAVE demonstrates how much we've changed - and how much we haven't - since Carol Burnett and Beverly Sills first sang the song in 1976, one year before Spoleto arrived in Charleston.
Review: THE BOOK OF LIFE at Spoleto Festival USA
Kiki walks the walk in reacting to the 1994 Rwandan genocide, offering healing to both survivors and perpetrators while building anew in the ruins.
Review: AN ILIAD at Spoleto Festival USA
David O'Hare's AN ILIAD can be taken as one man's distillation of Homer's ancient oral epic, or as one of many, many possible Iliads that could be written about the wars that plague mankind.
Review: The Third Annual BIPOC Playwrights Festival Chooses a Finalist at Comedy Arts Theater of Charlotte
THE THIRD ANNUAL BIPOC PLAYWRIGHTS FESTIVAL CHOSES A FINALIST at Comedy Arts Theater Of Charlotte? The event was presented to a sold-out audience.
Review: THE GLORIOUS WORLD OF CROWNS, KINKS AND CURLS at The Arts Factory
Written for a streamed production in 2021, Keli Goff’s CROWNS, KINKS AND CURLS needed some alterations for a live staged presentation, and Three Bone Theatre has solved most of those tailoring problems admirably.
Review: PETER PAN at Knight Theater
The new Charlotte Ballet production of PETER PAN, choreographed by Christopher Stuart, is the most inclusive and politically correct I've seen, retaining sets and costumes from previous editions while completely changing the music.
Review: CLUE at Matthews Playhouse
With deft direction that plumbs the depths of silliness in turning a Parker Brothers board game to farce, Jill Bloede weds the flimsiness of the 1985 film's plot with a divinely flimsy set populated by precision actors scurrying around amid flawless transitions and scene changes, lifting Sandy Rusti
Review: INTO THE WOODS at Blumenthal Performing Arts
The new Broadway revival of INTO THE WOODS, now touring with a significant portion of the New York cast, dispels the too-clever-by-half aftertaste I've experienced in previous productions and bares Stephen Sondheim's heart in an affecting tribute to the late master.
Review: Straight from Broadway, INTO THE WOODS at Belk Theater
'Into The Woods' took me on a rollercoaster ride of 'high and lows'.
Review: BEETLEJUICE THE MUSICAL at Blumenthal Performing Arts
Scott Brown and Anthony Brown's stage adaptation may be hit-and-miss, and Eddie Perfect's score may be a punkish bust, but thanks to a design and tech dream team, BEETLEJUICE fanatics won't be disappointed with the touring Broadway version.
Review: BRUCH VIOLIN CONCERTO at Charlotte Symphony
A meteor named Mei-Ann Chen had an impact on Charlotte Symphony and its subscribers that was simply electrifying.
Review: SIBELIUS SYMPHONY NO. 5 at Charlotte Symphony
A worthy candidate for CSO's vacant musical directorship, Vinay Parameswaran brings a winsome personality and an eclectic modern program to the Knight Theater podium for his Charlotte debut.
Review: A SOLDIER'S PLAY at Knight Theater
A Soldier's Play pinpoints various forms of racism found within the ranks of the military.
Review: TINA - THE TINA TURNER MUSICAL Bedazzles The Belk Theater
The bio-musical 'Tina (The Tina Turner Musical) is a great snapshot of the highs and lows of Tina Turner.
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A Flat Rock Playhouse Christmas Show Flat Rock Playhouse (11/27-12/20) |
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Wicked Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts (11/18-12/06) |
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Wicked Peace Center (4/21-5/09) |