Gateway Center for Performing Arts' Youth Theatre Company will finish its 2014/2015 Season with AVENUE Q School Edition, performing at the Southhampton Presbyterian Church, 4716 Macklind Ave, July 31st - August 1st.
Gateway Center for Performing Arts' Youth Theatre Company will finish its 2014/2015 Season with AVENUE Q School Edition, performing at the Southhampton Presbyterian Church, 4716 Macklind Ave, July 31st - August 1st.
It's always nice to have the opportunity to attend something new and fresh when you see as many shows as I do, and local playwright/actor/director Stephen Peirick's original play, FOUR SUGARS, delivers an engaging and entertaining experience. In this age of cynicism we currently find ourselves in, it's also a relief, emotionally at least, to find something that's both amusing and hopeful. A well acted and directed presentation of this work was recently produced as part of of SDT's (Stray Dog Theatre) New Works Laboratory (August 21-23), and played to packed houses at the Tower Grove Abbey that definitely appreciated the humor and antics Peirick has crafted. Count me among those who found this to be a wonderfully funny show that truly deserves the warm response that it received.
It can be difficult and stressful to try and start up a new theatre company. There are just so many things that have to be taken into consideration, and there are always last minute items that pop up at the most inconvenient time. This being said, Bear Stage made their debut at the Jelkyl Theatre in St. Charles this past weekend and, all things considered, presented a pretty solid production of PUMP BOYS AND DINETTES.
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