BWW Reviews: It's a Bumpy Ride on THE TRIP TO BOUNTIFUL at 2nd Story Theatre
We've all heard 'You can't go home again.
We've all heard 'You can't go home again.
If there was an award for Rhode Island's current busiest man in show business, one of the nominees would absolutely have to be 2nd Story Theatre's Ed Shea.
"Family is conflict and it's something that we all relate to," according to Bill Cosby, who has made a very long career out of finding the humor in family conflicts.
THE LYONS by Nicky Silver will be directed by Mark Peckham at DownStage at 2nd Story Theatre, running January 16 - February 9, 2014.
A recent converstion with a friend included the topic of just how much theater there is right now in Rhode Island.
Typically, summer theater is a place for big, bright, fluffy musicals.
2nd Story Theatre's summer of murder, mystery, and mayhem continues with productions of Agatha Christie's legendary whodunit, The Mousetrap, performed in rep with Jack Sharkey's killer comedy, The Murder Room from July 5 through September 1, 2013.
Spot-on delivery and even pacing are essential to a successful production of Neil Simon's complex material, and 2nd Story Theatre's cast, under the direction of Mark Peckham, is entirely up to the task.
2nd Story Theatre presents Neil Simon's Lost in Yonkers, a nostalgic nod to family, love and hope, tonight, now playing through December 16, 2012.
Warren's 2nd Story Theatre finishes its summer 2012 season with a modern-day fairy tale, SABRINA FAIR.
2nd Story's summer season wraps up with Samuel Taylor's sort-of Cinderella story, Sabrina Fair.
Ed Shea directly a terrific production of Tracy Letts' comic tragedy
Gina Gionfriddo's biting social commentary, based here in Rhode Island, plays at 2nd Story through February 20th
Gina Gionfriddo's biting social commentary, based here in Rhode Island, plays at 2nd Story through February 20th
Louise was trying to get a glimpse of the King as he passed in a parade when a loose knot and gravity conspired to drop her undergarments to the ground.
Comic Potential is Alan Ayckbourn's take on television of the future where actors are not actors at all, but machines.
Kaufman and Hart's charming drawing room comedy plays at the Warren, RI theater through August 2nd
Kaufman and Hart's charming drawing room comedy plays at the Warren, RI theater through August 2nd
Directed by Ed Shea, this family drama by William Inge is a slice of life, with subtext a la mode
Director Ed Shea keeps the authors' light touch on heavy issues in this comedy that plays at the Warren, RI theater through February 15th