BWW Review: Theatre UCF's '(a love story)' is an Entertaining Modern Take on Classic Tragedy
'Love is patient, love is kind.
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'Love is patient, love is kind.
Let me start this review by saying that I generally like everything that I see; at least to a certain degree.
One of the reasons that I especially enjoy going to quality collegiate theatre is that, while these programs want to have as many people in the audience as possible, for obvious exposure and financial reasons, they are far more focused on presenting interesting and challenging works that prepare the
Theatre production company Beth Marshall Presents' latest play at the Garden Theatre is an exceptionally challenging one; for artists and audiences alike.
More often than not in the coverage of war, while we are presented with ghastly images, the focus is on the larger strategies and total body-counts of battle.
To some audience members THE MERRY WIVES OF WINDSOR may not be the most familiar of Shakespeare's comedies, but after seeing this production it now stands in my top three.
Everyone has read Harper Lee's classic American novel TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD, which explains the sold out crowds flocking to see Orlando Shakespeare's live adaptation.
Artful Events and Gen Y Productions partner to bring Orlando audiences Cabaret at The Abbey.
The linguistics king of the stage, Mr.
Have you ever dreamt of traveling to exotic lands? Discovering new and uncharted territories? Coming face to face with some of nature's most dangerous creatures? If you answered yes to any of these questions, a membership into one of the most exclusive clubs in London could be just the thing for you
Admittedly, I am not in the target demographic for Disney's musical NEWSIES, running through February 1st at Orlando's Dr.
Your last name doesn't have to end in a vowel to know that there has ever been a cooler group of people to walk the earth than the Rat Pack.
As December steamrolls into the station, we are reminded, over and over again, with tv ads, a 7 mile radius of traffic surrounding the Mall at Millenia, and tepid temperatures that the holidays are here.
It's the holiday season again and while it seems A CHRISTMAS CAROL is performed every year there are always variations that set each production apart.
The Garden Theatre hosts the world premiere of CHRISTMAS BY COMMITTEE, written by Orlando's own Rob Winn Anderson.
In the summer of 1998, as part of my high school's drama club, I made my first trip to New York City.
"Be curious, not judgmental" these are not just wise words for a theatre critic, but for anyone planning on attending Mad Cow's production of I AND YOU playing through December 14th.
Animals creep me out.
One of the most magical places that I have ever been is Grover's Corners, New Hampshire.
It's always refreshing to see what our new up-and-coming playwrights are producing.
Flat Stanley is a well-known children's book that is now a musical playing as part of Orlando Shakespeare's Children's Series.
It's inevitable, like enjoying UCF's hypnotic production, that you'll come face to face with Her kiss.
Cohabitation was a law that prohibited different genders and races from occupying the same nighttime residence.
Season 18 at the Mad Cow Theatre Company is here, and up first: THE WHO'S TOMMY.
There is something exhilarating about sitting in the audience watching a new work that you think could eventually become something special.
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Twisted: The Untold Story of a Royal Vizier Alexis & Jim Pugh Theater (7/18-7/19) |
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The Shark Is Broken Athenaeum Theatre One (10/15-11/08) |
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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs of the Black Forest Shoestring Theatre (7/10-7/19) |
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SWAN LAKE by The United European Ballet Company Miramar Cultural Center (12/30-12/30) |
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Disney Finding Nemo, Jr. Athens Theatre (1/22-2/07) |
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Ride The Cyclone Theatre South Playhouse (4/17-8/30) |
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Gothic Attitude Gothic Attitude (4/16-1/16) |
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The Wizard of Oz Athens Theatre (4/16-5/09) |
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Marky Ramone with Who Are You (a tribute to The Who) The Plaza Live (9/03-9/03) |
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Hadestown (Non-Equity) King Center for Performing Arts (4/20-4/21) |