BWW Review: WE'VE COME TO BELIEVE at Actors Theatre Of Louisville
I keep finding that theatre, even revivals of classic plays, is more often than not, about the moment.
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I keep finding that theatre, even revivals of classic plays, is more often than not, about the moment.
On February 25, in a ceremony held at Spalding University's Columbia Theatre Ballroom, Arts-Louisville Managing Editor Keith Waits presided over an awards presentation for excellence in theatre in Louisville and the surrounding area.
There are many thoughts about life after death, most tied to one organized religion or another, but there is one less denominational fantasy afterlife.
Class conflict, the value of beauty, and the ties that bind us are just a few of the themes running through Theatre [502]'s moving new production Sergio's Museum.
No, it's not the movie.
It is difficult to fully appreciate the volume and quality of songs written by Irving Berlin in your head at one moment.
In his program notes for this production, director Charlie Sexton states, 'Sometimes we need a night of theatre where pretense, deep subtext and the desire to change the world is stripped away.
Tradition is on tour!
Louisville is going back to the Renaissance!
Something Rotten! roared into town this week.
Marriages fail for many reasons, or perhaps, more often than not, it boils down to the fear that you have sacrificed something for that commitment, and you want another chance to get it back.
If Actors Theatre were to make an annual tradition of producing the latest Dominique Morisseau play every January, it would be a reason to rejoice.
This week's Broadway Series production ushers in the holiday season with the stage adaptation of the 1983 movie, A Christmas Story.
If you have been even remotely close to a mall and/or department store during the Holiday season, you know well the Scene.
As a kid, I remember watching White Christmas (1954) every year with my family.
This review includes a longer than usual list of credits in the header, and that may point to a deficiency in the posting of other reviews, but the exception made here is to indicate the particularly balanced collaboration among the team members.
Poets have been seeking the truth about love for centuries.
I'm not sure how many have read Mary Shelley's classic novel, so familiar is the creature from countless generations of the story that have moved further and further from the source.
Walking to my car after seeing Bunbury Theatre's current show at The Henry Clay, I had to return a phone call to my sister.
After 15 years, Nora is back, and she's got a lot to say.
As many theatre fans know, Disney isn't short of staged adaptions based on their beloved family films.
I think I speak for the majority of liberal America when I say that the times we live in are exhausting.
After the disappointment of canceling Waitress following the June 13 fire at the Kentucky Center, Broadway in Louisville kicks off the current season in spectacular style.
On October 30, 1938, just before 8:00 pm, Americans gathered around the radio to listen to Mercury Theatre On The Air, an anthology series produced and hosted by Orson Welles.
Lucas Hnath's A Doll's House Part 2 opens with a knock on a door.
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