Review: THE FULL MONTY at Wilmington Drama League
The Wilmington Drama League has done it again, delivering a production that is equal parts gut-busting comedy and deeply moving storytelling.
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The Wilmington Drama League has done it again, delivering a production that is equal parts gut-busting comedy and deeply moving storytelling.
Aisle Say is a history junkie.
Even with a sentimental attachment (more on that later), Aisle Say had not visited Wilmington Drama League for years.
City Theatre remains true to its mission with a stunning, joyous, provocative rock n roll SPRING AWAKENING.
Delaware Theatre Company serves up a frothy confection of a Christmas juke box musical in HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS -IN THE 302.
Aisle Say didn’t have enormous expectations for “Holiday Inn”, mostly because I have zero expectations for society in general right now.
The curriculum vitae of Tom Stoppard is staggering.
Aisle Say has watched professional wresting for decades.
Aisle Say began reviewing UD REP - Resident Ensemble Players – in a campus gym, long before the capacious and elegant Roselle Center for the Arts became a reality.
We all love Dolly.
Aisle Say was never a Stephen King fan.
Aisle Say cannot imagine any veteran of community theatre who does not some relationship with THE FANTASTICKS; who does not look on the show with fondness and a sense of nostalgia.
Candlelight’s MOON OVER BUFFALO is an uproariously funny comedy by Tony Award winning playwright Ken Ludwig.
It is not surprising to those who work in the live arts, performing arts or fine arts, that we understand a vibrant arts community attracts visitors who spend money and help keep local businesses thriving.
Celebrating its 30th year as Delaware’s off-Broadway theatre, City Theatre delivers DANCING IN LUGHNASA, a stunning tour de force in ensemble acting, direction (Mary Catherine Kelley), linguistics/dialect (Michael Toner), scenic design (Rick Neidig) and every musical and technical aspect imaginabl
What did our critic think of TCandlelight Music Theatre normally plays it safe when scheduling a season.
Hello Dolly! Opened on Broadway in 1964 with the irrepressible, wide-eyed, charismatic Carol Channing in the title role, winning 10 Tony’s including Best Musical and Best Actress for Channing.
It’s 23 years into George and Martha’s minefield marriage, and passion has long since cooled into contempt The play is a cruel and competitive game of escalating insults between career-stalled history professor George (a riveting Greg Wood) and Martha (a boozy and absolutely compelling Susan Ril
Aisle Say considers something we’ve all thought about it.
Aisle Say has had the privilege of reviewing this staggering talented ensemble since 2008.
Candlelight Theatre continues to astound.
What did our critic think of SOThe Preludium (i.
Community theatre is where it all begins.
The Candlelight Dinner Theatre, the only dinner theater in Delaware, offers a topsy-turvy murder mystery to go along with your dinner & drinks.
Matt Silva’s first foray into two leadership roles: Artistic Director and Stage Director of DTC, resulted with an inspiring and majestic MAN OF LA MANCHA at Delaware Theatre Co.
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