Review: THE WIZARD OF OZ at Queensbury Theatre
What did our critic think of THE WIZARD OF OZ at Queensbury Theatre?
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What did our critic think of THE WIZARD OF OZ at Queensbury Theatre?
It’s about the power of imagination and fear.
The stage does not bind the performers, and the show remains an immersive experience like no other.
This company is just really strong at putting on funny-as-hell musical sketch comedies.
The playwriting talent on display here is awe-inspiring, and I found myself sucked in shortly after each set change and new scenario.
BETRAYAL is everything you want from a REC ROOM production.
The audience I saw DIAL M FOR MURDER with roared to their feet after all was said and done.
Despite my critiques of the show’s content itself, OTHELLO: THE REMIX is certainly a fun night out due to the catchy songs, exciting dance moves, and wonderful performances.
Intimacy is one of STAGES THEATRE’s core values.
It is a tense Southern psychodrama about family and the results of abuse on members of it.
Sometimes, it’s fun to watch a theatre company let their hair down and have fun.
It is not a flashy musical with special effects and huge dance numbers, but rather a somber meditation on Depression Era America and deep cuts of Bob Dylan’s songbook.
I am unsure if I know of any other music diva who needs three different actresses to play her, but Cher seems to have required that.
Should you avoid seeing the show? For God’s sake, no.
I don’t think you are going to find a funnier TAMING OF THE SHREW easily.
STAGOLEE AND THE FUNERAL OF A DANGEROUS WORD is a wonderful meditation on the power of words, folklore, and the human condition.
Part of the genius of THE OUTSIDER is it is pure farce.
Patti Lupone has always known how to merge pop culture with her theatrical training, and she can craft a story around any song she chooses.
It’s fun, a bit quirky, and has a Fellini-sized cast that should make your head spin in all the right ways.
THE NERD is frankly still THE NERD, and the director, Brandon Weinbrenner, doesn’t reinvent much of anything.
Explore the insightful play Laughs in Spanish at STAGES, a captivating blend of humor and cultural exploration.
For the “Late Nite Catechism” series of shows, actors dress up as a character named “Sister” and lead their audiences through a “class” full of audience interaction.
IT IS MAGIC is far from false advertising because this play, this cast, and this team make some pretty strong magic from Mickle Maher’s latest play.
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