Review: UNNECESSARY FARCE at Driftwood Theater
UNNECESSARY FARCE at the Driftwood Theatre is a fast-paced, adrenaline-fueled, high-octane laugh-fest. If your funny bone is out of practice, this show will whip you into shape in no time. From slapstick, innuendo, deadpan, comedy of errors, and wordplay, UNNECESSARY FARCE finds a million different ways to make you laugh.What did our critic think of UNNECESSARY FARCE at Driftwood Theater?
Review: ELF THE MUSICAL at Edmonds Driftwood Players
ELF at Driftwood Players is full of humor and heart and a lot of plain old fun. With a set that is one part Jenga and one part Tetris, the Driftwood Theater has tackled this monster of a show with great aplomb. The feel good show of the season leaves everyone smiling with just a tad of delighted surprise that such a small theater could pull off such a big show. Come in from the cold and warm your toes, and this show will warm your heart as well.
FLOW Children's Biennial Announced as Part of Birmingham 2022 Festival
FLOW is set to be a festival of bold and imaginative arts and culture made with, by and for Children in Birmingham and Sandwell. It is produced and curated by collaborative children's art studio The Parakeet for Birmingham 2022 Festival. FLOW will place children at the centre of the action as designers, makers and artists in a captivating multi-artform programme of events.
Line-up Announced For BEAM2020
Today, Mercury Musical Developments and Musical Theatre Network, in partnership with Royal & Derngate Northampton, are delighted to announce the line-up for their upcoming BEAM2020 showcase. BEAM2020 is the UK's leading showcase for new British musical theatre writing and will take place on Thursday 26th March and Friday 27th March 2020 at Royal & Derngate, Northampton.
York Theatre Royal Announces Autumn/Winter 2019 Season
Emma Rice's Wise Children company return with Enid Blyton's Malory Towers in York Theatre Royal's autumn-winter season, which also features new productions of Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge and Athol Fugard's Hello and Goodbye.