DRIVING MISS DAISY Comes to The George Theater Next Week
Driving Miss Daisy is a classic story that has resonated with many audiences over time.
Chip Simmons News
BWW Review: A.D. Players' THE GOD COMMITTEE Asks You to Consider the Value of Human Life
Have you ever stopped to consider what a day of life is worth? Not what the meaning of life is or your personal purpose in life, but 'What is a day of life worth to you?' Can the answer to this question be measured? Or answered monetarily? It would seem that the answer would have to be unquantifi
BWW Review: GOD'S FAVORITE Highlights Faith & the Human Condition at A.D. PLAYERS
Neil Simon's GOD'S FAVORITE does what I believe good theatre is intended to do: take a multifaceted, complex topic and present it in a humanized, relatable, and entertaining manner.
BWW Review: BARBER OF SEVILLE On the Cutting Edge at Classical Theatre Co.
THE BARBER OF SEVILLE (the eighteenth century play written by French native Pierre-Augustin Caron de Beaumarchais, not Rossini's opera) makes for a charming spectacle at Classical Theatre Company.
Photo Flash: TO KILL A MOCKINGBIRD Sets Stage Debut at A.D. Players' New Galleria-Area Theater 2/12 - 3/5
Set in the South in the depths of the Great Depression, Harper Lee's Pulitzer Prize-winning story contrasts the idyllic innocence of childhood with powerful themes of racial prejudice and injustice.
BWW Review: A Little Simplicity Goes A Long Way In This Illuminating Adaptation Of A CHRISTMAS CAROL
Classical Theatre Company Honors Dickens' Words In A CHRISTMAS CAROL
BWW Review: FREUD'S LAST SESSION Is A Rousing Debate At A.D. Players
It's fun to be the fly on the wall, and that's one of the many intriguing aspects of FREUD'S LAST SESSION.
BWW Reviews: SURPRISING GOD Is Surprisingly Tiresome
BWW: SURPRISING GOD Is A Tiresome Disappointment
BWW Reviews: A.D. Players' ARSENIC AND OLD LACE Proves The Classic is as Funny as Ever
Joseph Kesselring wrote ARSENIC AND OLD LACE in 1939, and the darkly comic play premiered on Broadway on January 10, 1941 at the Fulton Theatre, now named the Helen Hayes Theatre.
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