The latest reviews and critic recommendations from Madison.
Waitress', for those who may not know, is the tale of Jenna (Desi Oakley), a waitress/expert pie maker (more about this later), who finds herself impregnated by her emotionally, psychologically abusive husband
From the first goose bump inducing crescendo to the final tear jerking note played, this musical will affect you.
On Your Feet is precisely where you will find yourself at the end of this spectacular show! The familiar music is peppy and moving, and the crowd enjoyed the infectious dance groove laid down by the band which included 5 original members of The Miami Sound Machine.
Adam Hochberg (Matthew Scott) befriends fellow U.
CTM's Children's Theatre of Madison delights with the regional premiere of TUCK EVERLASTING, the time-honored children's novel by Natalie Babbitt.
Theatre Lila's CONSTELLATIONS is chaos at it's brilliant best.
I care about Angel.
From the amazingly gothic opening number, aptly titled, A Warning to the Audience through the Finale the actors in this production not only never let the energy wane, they amazed the audience at every plot twist.
As we enter the gymnasium at Kinikiwaunomac High School we are greeted with the pep band, all in t-shirts and hats sporting the Kinikiwaunomac Kinkajous.
Humans yearn for what we do not have.
With the music of Fats Domino and Elvis filling the theater, patrons to The Palace Theater were transported back to a bygone era.
The opening Overture's combination of 'I Feel the Earth Move' flowing directly in to 'Jazz Man' set the audience's hook
Grover's Corners is of course the backdrop to the romance of George Gibbs (Jon Churchwell) and Emily Webb (Amanda Rodriquez).
Hello; my name is Elder Rawson and I would like to talk to you about a most amazing musical.
Madisons's Broom Street Theatre boasts being one of, if not THE eldest experimental theater in the country.
We meet Elise (Kat Wodtke) in her office.
First Stage invites a recent Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts production to Milwaukee for a Midwest premiere: Mockingbird (mok'ing burd).
From the moment, you are seated in the intimate Wisconsin Studio at the Overture Center you are transported to Emerson's Bar and Grill.
As I've stated before, theater should speak to people.
This is not simply a musical about cannibalism, no my friends, this is a love story…a hysterically twisted love story with some pseudo homo erotic elements along with a hint of bestiality thrown in for good measure.
A producer named Greame is selling this show to investors.
I did notice almost immediately that although they do put the 'BALL' in BALLET, I and those around me had begun to refer to the men in tutus as 'ballerinas'.
Anthony Reilly (David Daniel) has a secret.
I thought, 'Big Whoop'.
Comfort food for the soul.
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Outback / Murray & Peter Present Viterbo University Fine Arts Center (11/07-11/07) |
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Green Bay Ballet Theater presents Beer and Ballet at The Weidner Center August 1! The Weidner (8/01-8/01) |
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Words with Nerds Crucible (7/16-7/16) |
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Hadestown (Non-Equity) Overture Center (6/04-6/06) |
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Jersey Boys Overture Center for the Arts (8/03-8/08) |
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Footloose Cambridge-Deerfield Players (7/16-7/19) PHOTOS |
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The Wiz Overture Center for the Arts (10/06-10/11) |
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Death Becomes Her Overture Center for the Arts (3/16-3/21) |
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Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat Oconomowoc Arts Center (7/17-7/19) |
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James Garner's Tribute to Johnny Cash Meyer Theatre (10/23-10/23) |
