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BWW Review: FIRST DATE BROADWAY MUSICAL at Booth Playhouse

BWW Review: FIRST DATE BROADWAY MUSICAL at Booth Playhouse

by Linda Ann Watt — October 12, 2016
FIRST DATE Broadway Musical is a musical with a book by Austin Winsberg and music and lyrics by Alan Zachary and Michael Weiner. Based around the concept of a blind date, these first daters bring tons of baggage, which gets kicked around metaphorically onstage with truly funny and witty words and ...
BWW Review: THE WIZARD OF OZ

BWW Review: THE WIZARD OF OZ

by Linda Ann Watt — July 8, 2016
THE WIZARD OF OZ is a must see!...
BWW Review: BEAUTIFUL Strikes a Boomer Chord

BWW Review: BEAUTIFUL Strikes a Boomer Chord

by Perry Tannenbaum — April 21, 2016
With two Broadway-calibre voices hitting the hits out of the park, BEAUTIFUL THE CAROLE KING MUSICAL is pure gold...
BWW Review: BE A LION By Rory D. Sheriff

BWW Review: BE A LION By Rory D. Sheriff

by Vickie Evans — April 11, 2016
'Be A Lion', inspired by the Broadway musical and film, 'The Wiz', opens its third season at The Duke Energy Theater, at Spirit Square in Charlotte, NC...
BWW Review: CABARET, Ramirez Made Sally Bowles Her Own!

BWW Review: CABARET, Ramirez Made Sally Bowles Her Own!

by Linda Ann Watt — March 23, 2016
This weekend I visited a little gem filled with history, tucked away within a short drive from Charlotte, the Meroney Theater in Salisbury, NC. The original home to vaudeville and now home to The Piedmont Players. This group put on a sublimely wonderful production of CABARET. The cast was lead by E...
BWW Review: THE REALISH WIVES OF CHARLOTTE Serves Up Skits, Improv, and Spoofery

BWW Review: THE REALISH WIVES OF CHARLOTTE Serves Up Skits, Improv, and Spoofery

by Perry Tannenbaum — March 4, 2016
REALISH HOUSEWIVES OF CHARLOTTE takes aim at Bravo reality TV, with a disgraced local mayor as a sidedish...
BWW Review: THE BOOK OF MORMON Returns With Missionary Zeal

BWW Review: THE BOOK OF MORMON Returns With Missionary Zeal

by Perry Tannenbaum — March 2, 2016
BOOK OF MORMON, the musical that exorcised Charlotte's Angels in America stigma, returns more energetically than ever...
BWW Review:  WICKED!

BWW Review: WICKED!

by Vickie Evans — January 11, 2016
We all know of Dorothy, Toto, and the Wizard of Oz. WICKED centers around the untold story of the witches of OZ, the Wicked Witch of the West and Glinda, The Good Witch....
BWW Review: RAGTIME the Performances are Incredible

BWW Review: RAGTIME the Performances are Incredible

by Quinn Austin — December 2, 2015
Director and Choreographer, Marcia Milgrom Dodge, brings a realism to RAGTIME that I have never seen before in musicals....
BWW Review: TWO ROOMS Presents Two Portraits of Hostage Torment – and Two Portraits

BWW Review: TWO ROOMS Presents Two Portraits of Hostage Torment – and Two Portraits of Manipulation

by Perry Tannenbaum — November 23, 2015
TWO ROOMS is more topically urgent than Lee Blessing's more familiar works, dealing with terrorism and hostage situations that still plague us 25 years after it was written, questioning the roles that our government and our press corps should play when terrorists use their captives as political pawn...
BWW Review:  Soulful Singer Chante Moore

BWW Review: Soulful Singer Chante Moore

by Vickie Evans — November 17, 2015
Soulful Singer Chante Moore was better than 'Alright'...she was INCREDIBLE!...
BWW Review: BAD JEWS Venerates and Perverts a Family Icon

BWW Review: BAD JEWS Venerates and Perverts a Family Icon

by Perry Tannenbaum — November 5, 2015
Who's really good and bad in Joshua Harmon's BAD JEWS is a far more complex issue than which of the warring Feygenbaum grandchildren thinks they are...
BWW Reviews: BREAKIN' CONVENTION: A Sadler's Wells Project

BWW Reviews: BREAKIN' CONVENTION: A Sadler's Wells Project

by Quinn Austin — October 12, 2015
BREAKIN' CONVENTION is not just a show or a festival, it's an experience....
BWW Review: CPCC Theatre Bests Broadway in Beautifully Steering THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL

BWW Review: CPCC Theatre Bests Broadway in Beautifully Steering THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL

by Perry Tannenbaum — October 2, 2015
THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL is a rather bland tale that challenges a director to perk up the drama, which threatens to vanish once we must pull away from the close-ups on its elderly protagonist, Carrie Watts, that TV and movies so readily provide. In the current CPCC Theatre production at Pease Auditoriu...
BWW Review: Theatre Charlotte's LA CAGE AUX FOLLES Takes on New Shtick and Fresh Sign

BWW Review: Theatre Charlotte's LA CAGE AUX FOLLES Takes on New Shtick and Fresh Significance

by Perry Tannenbaum — September 20, 2015
Theatre Charlotte's revival of LA CAGE AUX FOLLES allows us to catch up with its true meaning as director Dennis Delamar sets his star, Steve Bryan, free to add uproarious blandishments of shtick and impersonation....
BWW Review:  Grammy Award-Winning Songtress Lisa Fischer

BWW Review: Grammy Award-Winning Songtress Lisa Fischer

by Vickie Evans — September 17, 2015
Grammy Award-Winning Singer, Lisa Fischer, showcases her musical range at the McGlohon Theatre at Spirit Square....
BWW Review: GEM OF THE OCEAN

BWW Review: GEM OF THE OCEAN

by Linda Ann Watt — September 8, 2015
Tony Mullins captured the sentiment of Wilson's message beautifully....
BWW REVIEW: MOTOWN: THE MUSICAL... SPECTACULAR AND SUPREME

BWW REVIEW: MOTOWN: THE MUSICAL... SPECTACULAR AND SUPREME

by Vickie Evans — August 27, 2015
Motown: The Musical - a snapshot of one of the most successful musical era driven by one man with big dreams: Berry Gordy...
BWW Review: THE BOOK OF LIZ Delivers a Bifocal Satire of the Heartland

BWW Review: THE BOOK OF LIZ Delivers a Bifocal Satire of the Heartland

by Perry Tannenbaum — August 13, 2015
With authentic Midwest flavoring, Amy and David Sedaris, lightly satirize ascetic religious communities like the Amish and the Amanas. Then as their heroine breaks free and explores the outside world, we watch how zany and insular the people are on our side of the fence, viewed through the lens of L...
BWW Reviews: Mike Bartlett's BULL Fights to a Foregone Conclusion in Avant Guardians'

BWW Reviews: Mike Bartlett's BULL Fights to a Foregone Conclusion in Avant Guardians' Maiden Production, Overachieving on Its Under-Budgeted Way

by Perry Tannenbaum — July 24, 2015
Fighting to keep his job - and keep up his alimony - Thomas enters the arena lacking Isobel's looks and Tony's clout. To make matters worse, his two rivals have sabotaged his preparation for the big meeting with the corporate downsizer. Are you doubting Thomas has a chance?...
Review: ANNIE, 'A Hard Knock Life' is in Charlotte's Belk Theater

Review: ANNIE, 'A Hard Knock Life' is in Charlotte's Belk Theater

by Linda Ann Watt — July 18, 2015
Don't miss your chance to see ANNIE in Charlotte....
BWW Review: DIXIE'S TUPPERWARE PARTY - A Tupperware Party With a Comedic Flair

BWW Review: DIXIE'S TUPPERWARE PARTY - A Tupperware Party With a Comedic Flair

by Vickie Evans — July 4, 2015
Dixie's Tupperware Party is a party delivered with a stand-up comedy routine, delivered by its colorful (red-headed), "chatty", life-of-the-party hostess, Dixie Longate...
BWW Review: The 'Incomparable' Natalie Cole

BWW Review: The 'Incomparable' Natalie Cole

by Vickie Evans — June 29, 2015
'Unforgettable', 'Incredible', 'Sophisticated Lady'...all words that appropriately describe the 'incomparable' Natalie Cole, who appeared at the Belk Theater this past Thursday, June 25. The big band sound filled the entire room with echoes of symphonic music. Impressively dressed in a white 'prince...
BWW Review: CHICAGO - Davidson Community Players

BWW Review: CHICAGO - Davidson Community Players

by Vickie Evans — June 22, 2015
Celebrating their 50th Anniversary, Davidson Community Players open their Summer season with the Tony Award-Winning Musical, Chicago....
BWW Reviews: ShakesCar's PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY Schools Oscar Wilde's Playboy in Holl

BWW Reviews: ShakesCar's PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY Schools Oscar Wilde's Playboy in Hollywood

by Perry Tannenbaum — June 19, 2015
Robert Aguirre-Sacasa's adaptation of Oscar Wilde's novel drops the original's epigrammatic wit, lovingly shaking up the story, adding violence and sex, and landing Dorian in modern-day Hollywood....
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