Tom Conway

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Though Shakespeare's first play, TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA, is ungainly and raw at times, many of the devices and plot mechanisms that will soon become the playwright's stock in trade are present in its text. As such, it remains a crude example of an early work by a master still fine tuning his craft. In Galt MacDermot (music), John Guarre (lyrics) and Mel Shapiro's (who polished and 'corrected' the Bard's book) 1971 musical adaptation it becomes a light-hearted and enjoyable introduction to his work, full of the same pluck and irreverence that distinguished MacDermot's Hair, but fully capable of standing on its own merit too. New Line Theatre and director Scott Miller's current production of Two Gentlemen of Verona not only rocks, but it's hilarious as well, aided greatly by the spectacular efforts of an enthusiastic cast and a crack band. I honestly can't recall when I've ever witnessed an audience laugh at and enjoy Shakespeare more; the resident 'Bad Boy of Musical Theatre' has come through again.

New Line Theatre, 'The Bad Boy of Musical Theatre,' continues its Twentieth Anniversary Season of provocative, adult, alternative musical theatre with the rock and roll, Shakespearean sex comedy TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA, running March 3-26, 2011, at the Washington University South Campus Theatre (formerly CBC High School), 6501 Clayton Road, just east of Big Bend.

New Line Theatre, 'The Bad Boy of Musical Theatre,' continues its Twentieth Anniversary Season of provocative, adult, alternative musical theatre with the rock and roll Shakespearean sex comedy TWO GENTLEMEN OF VERONA, running March 3-26, 2011, at the Washington University South Campus Theatre (formerly CBC High School), 6501 Clayton Road, just east of Big Bend.

The heat of summer is here, and Lime Kiln is the place for theatre in Western Virginia. On July 1st -3rd and 8th-11th creators Don Baker and Robin and Linda Williams star in Stonewall Country. Written in 1984, Stonewall Country ran for 20 years.

The heat of summer is here, and Lime Kiln is the place for theatre in Western Virginia. On July 1st -3rd and 8th-11th creators Don Baker and Robin and Linda Williams star in Stonewall Country. Written in 1984, Stonewall Country ran for 20 years.

The heat of summer is here, and Lime Kiln is the place for theatre in Western Virginia. On July 1st -3rd and 8th-11th creators Don Baker and Robin and Linda Williams star in Stonewall Country. Written in 1984, Stonewall Country ran for 20 years.

Theater at Lime Kiln today announced its 2010 season, including music, theatre, an expanded STONEWALL COUNTRY run and partnerships with other area organizations.

Theater at Lime Kiln today announced its 2010 season, including music, theatre, an expanded STONEWALL COUNTRY run and partnerships with other area organizations.

Theater at Lime Kiln today announced its 2010 season, including music, theatre, an expanded STONEWALL COUNTRY run and partnerships with other area organizations.

Theater at Lime Kiln will host open auditions for actors on Thursday, March 18th 6:30pm at the Johnson Theatre at the Lenfest Center for the Arts on West Nelson Street in Lexington.

Theater at Lime Kiln will host open auditions for actors on Thursday, March 18th 6:30pm at the Johnson Theatre at the Lenfest Center for the Arts on West Nelson Street in Lexington.

On Thursday, February 11th at 6:30pm, Theater at Lime Kiln will conduct a reading of Savage Nation, a new play about Colonial Augusta County, Virginia at 2017 Wilson Hall at Washington and Lee University.

On Thursday, February 11th at 6:30pm, Theater at Lime Kiln will conduct a reading of Savage Nation, a new play about Colonial Augusta County, Virginia at 2017 Wilson Hall at Washington and Lee University.

Come meet a vampire (or four or five) at Theater at Lime Kiln. Fear not, your life's not in danger - only your eardrums! There should be plenty of howls of laughter, as Theater at Lime Kiln takes the New Vic Theatre of London version of Bram Stoker classic novel and turns it into a crackling, tongue-in-cheek farce. If you've seen a New Vic show before, you'll know what to expect - action which regularly spills over into the audience.

Come meet a vampire (or four or five) at Theater at Lime Kiln. Fear not, your life's not in danger - only your eardrums! There should be plenty of howls of laughter, as Theater at Lime Kiln takes the New Vic Theatre of London version of Bram Stoker classic novel and turns it into a crackling, tongue-in-cheek farce. If you've seen a New Vic show before, you'll know what to expect - action which regularly spills over into the audience.

Casting is complete, and rehearsals have begun for Dracula, or How's Your Blood Count? presented by Theater at Lime Kiln on September 24-26. Long time Lime Kiln actor Tom Conway, who recently appeared in the return weekend of Stonewall Country, directs.

Come meet a vampire (or four or five) at Theater at Lime Kiln. Fear not, your life's not in danger - only your eardrums! There should be plenty of howls of laughter, as Theater at Lime Kiln takes the New Vic Theatre of London version of Bram Stoker classic novel and turns it into a crackling, tongue-in-cheek farce. If you've seen a New Vic show before, you'll know what to expect - action which regularly spills over into the audience.

Casting is complete, and rehearsals have begun for Dracula, or How's Your Blood Count? presented by Theater at Lime Kiln on September 24-26. Long time Lime Kiln actor Tom Conway, who recently appeared in the return weekend of Stonewall Country, directs.

Theater at Lime Kiln today announced auditions for Dracula, or How's Your Blood Counts, Saturday, August 15th at 10am in the Kiln at 601 Borden Road.