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BWW Reviews: Slidell Little Theatre's THE GIFTS OF THE MAGI Shows Spirit of Giving, S

BWW Reviews: Slidell Little Theatre's THE GIFTS OF THE MAGI Shows Spirit of Giving, Self-Sacrifice

by Heidi Scheuermann — December 4, 2013
This weekend is the second of three that Slidell Little Theatre will be presenting a wonderful holiday musical, THE GIFTS OF THE MAGI with music and lyrics by Randy Courts, Mark St. Germain, and Randy Courts. If you and your family are looking to start off the holiday season with a lesson in the sp...
BWW Reviews: GOGOL ANNEX Bringing Immersive Piece ANTEBELLUM to the New Orleans Fring

BWW Reviews: GOGOL ANNEX Bringing Immersive Piece ANTEBELLUM to the New Orleans Fringe Festival

by Heidi Scheuermann — November 21, 2013
Coming to the New Orleans Fringe Festival this year is a piece that is sure to capture the attention of local theatre supporters. New York City/Toronto based theatre company GOGOL ANNEX is bringing their show ANTEBELLUM to Mardi Gras Zone this weekend. Leah Loftin of GOGOL ANNEX explained that ...
BWW Reviews: THIS STAGE OF LOVE at Fuhrmann Performing Arts

BWW Reviews: THIS STAGE OF LOVE at Fuhrmann Performing Arts

by Heidi Scheuermann — November 5, 2013
This past weekend was opening weekend of a brand new musical entitled THIS STAGE OF LOVE written by Robert Sturcken and directed by Ed Morvant at Fuhrmann Performing Arts in Covington, Louisiana. The show chronicles a group of aspiring thespians on their journey from auditions to rehearsals to s...
BWW Reviews: Fuhrmann Performing Arts Presents LES MISERABLES in Last U.S. Regional P

BWW Reviews: Fuhrmann Performing Arts Presents LES MISERABLES in Last U.S. Regional Production

by Heidi Scheuermann — September 6, 2013
Today, September 6 starts the second weekend of LES MISERABLES as performed by Fuhrmann Performing Arts in Covington, Louisiana. If you missed their performances last weekend at the Columbia Theatre in Hammond, I suggest you hurry along and get your tickets for the shows in Covington now! This isn...
BWW Reviews:  Tulane Shakespeare Festival Tackles Shakespeare… All Of It

BWW Reviews: Tulane Shakespeare Festival Tackles Shakespeare… All Of It

by Heidi Scheuermann — July 23, 2013
There are only a few weeks left of the New Orleans Shakespeare Festival at Tulane University, and I urge you to attend a show! My show of choice for this year's festival was THE COMPLETE WORKS OF WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE (ABRIDGED). I have attended the Shakespeare Festival before and have always enjoye...
BWW Reviews: What Happens in Camelot, Stays in Camelot; Rivertown Theaters Presents S

BWW Reviews: What Happens in Camelot, Stays in Camelot; Rivertown Theaters Presents SPAMALOT

by Heidi Scheuermann — June 20, 2013
I remember going to plays at the children's theater in Rivertown when I was a very little girl. I even had a birthday party there once. I was so excited when I finally got to go to the 'big people' theatre with my grandmother. She took me to see YANKEE DOODLE DANDY, and that is something I have n...
BWW Reviews: Southern Rep Presents NEXT TO NORMAL

BWW Reviews: Southern Rep Presents NEXT TO NORMAL

by Heidi Scheuermann — June 13, 2013
This past weekend Southern Rep wrapped their run of NEXT TO NORMAL, a rock musical with music by Tom Kitt and book and lyrics by Brian Yorkey. The production was directed by Blake Coheley and featured Leslie Castay as Diana Goodman....
BWW Reviews: Broadway at NOCCA Featuring Sutton Foster

BWW Reviews: Broadway at NOCCA Featuring Sutton Foster

by Heidi Scheuermann — March 5, 2013
This past Saturday, producer Mark Cortale brought to the Lupin Theater stage a concert featuring the Tony Award winning, triple threat, ABC Family Bunheads actress Sutton Foster with Broadway pianist and Sirius XM radio star Seth Rudetsky. The concert was the second in the Broadway series to be held...
BWW Reviews: Jefferson Performing Arts Society Presents AVENUE Q

BWW Reviews: Jefferson Performing Arts Society Presents AVENUE Q

by Heidi Scheuermann — January 29, 2013
On Sunday, January 27 the Jefferson Performing Arts Society (JPAS) ended their run of AVENUE Q at the North Star Theater in Mandeville, LA. AVENUE Q was once described to me as "Sesame Street for big people," and I do not think I have heard a more accurate description. The cast is made up of people ...
BWW Reviews: Broadway at NOCCA: An Evening with Seth Rudetsky and Patti LuPone

BWW Reviews: Broadway at NOCCA: An Evening with Seth Rudetsky and Patti LuPone

by Heidi Scheuermann — January 9, 2013
Last night was the first concert in a series that producer Mark Cortale, along with SiriusXM radio star Seth Rudetsky, is brining to the New Orleans Center for the Creative Arts (NOCCA). The first guest of the series was Patti LuPone, known for her roles in EVITA, LES MISERABLES, ANYTHING GOES, SWEE...
BWW Reviews: Despite Stellar Cast, Touring Production of MIRACLE ON 34th STREET Needs

BWW Reviews: Despite Stellar Cast, Touring Production of MIRACLE ON 34th STREET Needs a Miracle

by Harmony Wheeler — November 25, 2012
Greeting audiences with a familiar New York City backdrop painting framed in a gorgeous white paneling and seasonal decor, the touring production of "Miracle on 34th Street: The Musical" doesn't offer much beyond its original seasons' greetings. Despite a strong, talented cast, the musical only offe...
BWW Reviews: Playmakers Bring Onstage Chemistry to LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS

BWW Reviews: Playmakers Bring Onstage Chemistry to LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS

by Heidi Scheuermann — July 22, 2012
This 1960s inspired musical tells the tale of Seymour (Alexander Sibley), an assistant to Mr. Mushnik (Ed Morvant) at a skid row flower shop who discovers a new breed of plant that feeds on human flesh and blood. Seymour later finds love with Audrey (Charlotte Voelkel), rescues her from an abusive r...
BWW Reviews: ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD - Perfect Comedy at New Orleans Sh

BWW Reviews: ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD - Perfect Comedy at New Orleans Shakespeare Fest.

by Heidi Scheuermann — July 2, 2012
The best way to describe ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD is to compare it to Disney's The Lion King 1 ½. The Lion King is loosely based on Shakespeare's HAMLET, and Simba's pals Timon and Pumba have often been associated with Rosencrantz and Guildenstern. In The Lion King 1 ½, the audience w...
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