BWW Review: PUFFS at BIRMINGHAM FESTIVAL THEATRE Conjurers Laughs, Wow, and Fun Satire About a Certain Boy Wizard
'Puffs' at Birmingham Festival Theatre is a comedy that takes great liberties with the hit stories of a certain popular young wizard.
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BWW Review: CLOWN BAR Serves Up a Cocktail of Comical Clown-Noir at THEATRE DOWNTOWN.
'Clown Bar' is a dive worth visiting.
Ringwald Stages HIGH SCHOOL MUSICAL
Ferndale's The Ringwald Theatre kicks off its 13th Season a bit earlier than usual with Disney's High School Musical.
BWW Review: YELLOW is an Emotional Casserole Worth Going Back For Seconds at THEATRE DOWNTOWN
'Yellow' is Del Shore's roller coaster play of a 'perfect' southern family that is thrown into a building storm of emotional and physical turmoil.
BWW Review: Discover an Abundance of Hope in SONGS FOR A NEW WORLD at Birmingham Festival Theatre
'Songs for a New World' at Birmingham Festival Theatre is a very intimate performance with powerful vocals and surprises.
Cirque's VOLTA On View At Art On TheMART Through July 6
Cirque du Soleil and its current hit production, VOLTA, now playing under the Big Top at Soldier Field, takes inspiration from the City's 2019 Year of Chicago Theatre with a vibrant, larger-than-life animated projection as part of the popular public art program Art on theMART, the largest permanent
Review Roundup: What Did Critics Think of HEAD OVER HEELS at The Ringwald?
The regional premiere of Head Over Heels rocked The Ringwald from May 13 through June 10.
BWW Review: THE LAST NIGHT OF BALLYHOO Is a Delicious Knish Served with Sweet Tea at South City Theatre
Reaching for the American dream while adjusting to living under prejudice is exposed by Alfred Uhry's 'The Last Night of Ballyhoo' at South City Theatre.
BWW Review: TEA & SYMPATHY is Strong with Eye Opening Emotions at Birmingham Festival Theatre
With Pride Week approaching, Birmingham Festival Theatre is on time with offering an emotional and striking production of Robert Anderson's 1953 drama 'Tea and Sympathy.
BWW Review: The Humanity of Martin Luther King, Jr. in THE MOUNTAINTOP at Birmingham Festival Theatre
'The Mountaintop' breaks that tired old piggy bank of the homogenized perception of Martin Luther King, Jr.
Johnny B. Dunn Is Back In The Saddle
Earlier this season Frank Calo and All Out Arts in conjunction with The Wild Project presented an LGBT Film Event as part of the Fresh Fruit Festival: a reading of Johnny B.
BWW Review: GUYS AND DOLLS Takes you Back in Time at ACTA Theatre
'Guys and Dolls' is based off of a string of short stories by writer Damon Runyon.
BWW Review: Hilarious Healing Makes us 'WELL' at Birmingham Festival Theatre
'Well' is set up as a one-woman show that just happens to have a cast of other people.
BWW Review: Theatrics and Comedy are Alive in 'ROSENCRANTZ AND GUILDENSTERN ARE DEAD' at Theatre Downtown
'Rosencrantz and Guildenstern Are Dead' brings laughs along with some deep reflections into the pool of probability.
BWW Review: Birmingham has a Bright Comedy in THE SUNSHINE BOYS at the Virginia Samford Theatre
'The Sunshine Boys' has laughs and smiles that harken back to the golden age of television.
BWW Review: THE DIVINERS Washes You Over With Emotions at Birmingham Festival Theatre
'The Diviners' is packed with layered personalities leading toward unexpected emotions.
BWW Review: INTERNATIONAL DELIGHTS Takes You on an Emotional Journey to Love at THEATRE DOWNTOWN
Theatre Downtown is offering 'International Delights' as a tapestry of six plays that are set in various locations all over the world.
BWW Review: Birmingham Festival Theatre got you Laughing when Einstein meets PICASSO AT THE LAPIN AGILE
"Picasso at the Lapin Agile" is a play with a playful heart and much optimism.
BWW Review: THE DRESSER Wraps You in Co-Dependency at Birmingham Festival Theatre
The Dresser unveils the complexity of a co-dependent relationship between a pompous Shakespearian actor, aptly named Sir (Jack Cannon) and his dresser Norman (Judd McCluney).
BWW Review: MIDNIGHT DREARY Brings the Terrifying Tales of Edgar Allan Poe to Theatre Downtown.
Birmingham playwright/director Daniel Martin has adapted a collection of a few choice cuts of Poe's library into a scary stage production that gets your heart beating fast with fright.
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