BWW Reviews: GOOD TELEVISION with Ashton and Abster Productions
It's so easy to get wrapped up in the scripted formula of America's reality television shows, you forget there's actual reality taking place, at least to some extent.
It's so easy to get wrapped up in the scripted formula of America's reality television shows, you forget there's actual reality taking place, at least to some extent.
The regional premiere of 'Good Television' - a behind-the-scenes look at reality TV - will open today, October 10 for a four-week run at the Aurora Fox Arts Center.
The regional premiere of 'Good Television' - a behind-the-scenes look at reality TV - will open October 10 for a four-week run at the Aurora Fox Arts Center.
After last years carefully orchestrated and geniusly executed hit comedy, I was a little surprised at the lack attention to the finer funny details in this comedic classic
While on the surface this looks like a political drama when you pull back the layers this show is full of intersecting family ties and wonderful interpersonal intrigue.
Curious Theatre Company presents Amy Herzog's After the Revolution, directed by Producing Artistic Director, Chip Walton.
This is one of the aspects I truly adore about Spark Theater--the intamacy.
While the modern college-roomies milieu is an interesting concept, this particular production lacks the execution.
While beauty is only skin deep, words however; can cut like a knife and leave a wound that may never heal.
Paragon Presents Neil LaBute's Latest Bristling Comedy reasons to be pretty
Paragon Presents Neil LaBute's Latest Bristling Comedy reasons to be pretty- OPENS JANUARY 29TH
Paragon Presents Neil LaBute's Latest Bristling Comedy reasons to be pretty- OPENS JANUARY 29TH
After a critically acclaimed first season, Wide Eyed Productions kicks off their exciting second season with Jean Racine's racy Greek tragedy, Phédre.
Wide Eyed Productions presents David Lindsay-Abaire's hilarious tragedy 'A Devil Inside.
Wide Eyed Productions presents William Shakespeare's Much Ado About Nothing directed by Kristin Skye Hoffmann, performed at the Gene Frankel Underground Theatre, February 21 - March 16.