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BWW Review: PETER AND THE STARCATCHER at The Commonweal Theatre (Jul 15, 2019)
BWW Review: Actors' Empathy, Emotion Shines Through in CATCO's THE ELEPHANT MAN (Oct 26, 2015)
Photo Coverage: First look at CATCO's THE ELEPHANT MAN (Oct 23, 2015)
BWW Review: PETER AND THE STARCATCHER at The Commonweal Theatre (Jul 15, 2019)
BWW Review: Actors' Empathy, Emotion Shines Through in CATCO's THE ELEPHANT MAN (Oct 26, 2015)
Photo Coverage: First look at CATCO's THE ELEPHANT MAN (Oct 23, 2015)
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BWW Review: PETER AND THE STARCATCHER at The Commonweal Theatre
by Kathleen Peterson - Jul 15, 2019
Yes, PETER AND THE STARCATCHER is a magical, funny adventure!
by Kathleen Peterson - Jul 15, 2019
Yes, PETER AND THE STARCATCHER is a magical, funny adventure!
BWW Review: Actors' Empathy, Emotion Shines Through in CATCO's THE ELEPHANT MAN
by Amanda Etchison - Oct 26, 2015
From its Broadway debut in 1979 to its revival starring Bradley Cooper just last year, Bernard Pomerance's Tony Award-winning play "The Elephant Man" has challenged audiences through the decades to think beyond physical appearances and sympathize with others' plights. Now, this message comes to the Columbus stage with CATCO's production -- the first of its 2015-16 season -- of this dramatic classic.
by Amanda Etchison - Oct 26, 2015
From its Broadway debut in 1979 to its revival starring Bradley Cooper just last year, Bernard Pomerance's Tony Award-winning play "The Elephant Man" has challenged audiences through the decades to think beyond physical appearances and sympathize with others' plights. Now, this message comes to the Columbus stage with CATCO's production -- the first of its 2015-16 season -- of this dramatic classic.
Photo Coverage: First look at CATCO's THE ELEPHANT MAN
by Jerri Shafer - Oct 23, 2015
Fresh from its Broadway revival, this Tony® Award-winning tour-de-force has touched the hearts of theatre-goers since its British debut in 1978. John Merrick suffered a physical deformity that rendered his body and features grotesquely misshapen. 'Sometimes I think my head is so large because it is filled with dreams,' he says as he contemplates his plight.
by Jerri Shafer - Oct 23, 2015
Fresh from its Broadway revival, this Tony® Award-winning tour-de-force has touched the hearts of theatre-goers since its British debut in 1978. John Merrick suffered a physical deformity that rendered his body and features grotesquely misshapen. 'Sometimes I think my head is so large because it is filled with dreams,' he says as he contemplates his plight.
BWW Reviews: STATE OF CONTROL Leaves Audience Laughing and Thinking
by Paul Batterson - Sep 30, 2013
Stan is not the type of person who goes to prison. With his conservative suits, ties and lifestyle, the tightly wound accountant is content to work his way to the top by doing the right thing in the dark comedy STATE OF CONTROL.
by Paul Batterson - Sep 30, 2013
Stan is not the type of person who goes to prison. With his conservative suits, ties and lifestyle, the tightly wound accountant is content to work his way to the top by doing the right thing in the dark comedy STATE OF CONTROL.
BWW Interviews: STATE OF CONTROL Opens Tonight - A Comic Nightmare with a Message
by Paul Batterson - Sep 27, 2013
For a man who says he doesn't remember most of his dreams, Columbus-based playwright Bill Cook spends a lot of time writing about nightmares. Cook describes his latest work, STATE OF CONTROL, as a comic nightmare.
by Paul Batterson - Sep 27, 2013
For a man who says he doesn't remember most of his dreams, Columbus-based playwright Bill Cook spends a lot of time writing about nightmares. Cook describes his latest work, STATE OF CONTROL, as a comic nightmare.
BWW Interviews: STATE OF CONTROL a Comic Nightmare with a Message
by Paul Batterson - Sep 16, 2013
For a man who says he doesn't remember most of his dreams, Columbus-based playwright Bill Cook spends a lot of time writing about nightmares. Cook describes his latest work, STATE OF CONTROL, as a comic nightmare.
by Paul Batterson - Sep 16, 2013
For a man who says he doesn't remember most of his dreams, Columbus-based playwright Bill Cook spends a lot of time writing about nightmares. Cook describes his latest work, STATE OF CONTROL, as a comic nightmare.
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