Review: EVER AFTER at Phoenix Theatre Company
EVER AFTER is a funny, optimistic, and dreamy love story perfect for any musical lover.
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EVER AFTER is a funny, optimistic, and dreamy love story perfect for any musical lover.
Nearly 90 years after the film premiered and over 120 years since the novel was published, this great American fairytale is a story to love.
There are productions that succeed because the script is strong, and productions that succeed because performers manage to elevate familiar material.
Strong performances, impressive staging, and the sense of fun and theatricality that audiences expect from a jukebox musical built around one of popular culture’s most enduring stars.
Stray Cat Theatre’s revival seems to rediscover the volatility in the text and the humor that snaps like electricity.
HOME, I'M DARLING tells a poignant tale with top-notch performances.
Black cowboys and the Black rodeo have a rich history that continues to this day.
An elegant and fantastical production springs to life at The Rogue.
Dracula is at it again in this delightfully zany production!
RIVERDANCE has a limited engagement at Centennial Hall through April 30.
HELL’S KITCHEN leaves you with the sensation that at the very least Alicia Keys has done something instinctively theatrical: she’s turned the noise of her youth into music, and the city that raised her into a stage big enough to contain it.
Theatre Artists Studio's production of Amy Hartman's MAZEL has ended its run, but its themes of remembering, reconciliation, and forgiveness echo beyond the stage.
A production that reveals what the craft of theater can do when it trusts simplicity and emotion.
Silverman's dark and witty script, Mason's incisive direction, and two beautifully calibrated performances make this one of the season's more provocative and entertaining productions.
Love is one of the most wonderful parts of human existence; it is beautiful, but one of the hardest things a person can experience.
009, LICENSE TO THRILL is the latest melodrama to grace the stage at The Gaslight Theatre! Pure popcorn entertainment (with popcorn included!), this musical is filled with belly laughs and action! Written by Peter VanSlyke and adapted and directed by Katherine Byrnes and Mike Yarema, LICENSE TO THRI
ANITA is a joyful celebration of humanity.
A small, sincere musical that reaches for neither spectacle nor modernity.
By the mid-1920s the Marx Brothers (Groucho, Harpo, Chico, and Zeppo) were already well known on the vaudeville circuit.
A tour de force, a musical perfectly crafted and performed, and directed by Dzifa Kwawu with remarkable precision.
INSIDE OUT is a truly moving piece of theatre.
With four actors on a generally bare deck, and a whale that exists in our imagination, the old story of compulsion and the sea finds a fresh, unexpectedly playful life.
This production is filled with sparkling wit and fantastic performances!
THE ROOMMATE is a clever and well-acted production.
What’s more satisfying than watching six wronged women reclaim their power? Watching them do it in rhinestone corsets, backed by a thunderous girl band and enough LED lighting to short-circuit Times Square.
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