BWW Review: Gorgeous HADESTOWN Brings the Power of Mythology to Life at the Peace Center
HADESTOWN is a triumph.
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HADESTOWN is a triumph.
If you're ready for spectacle and laughs, have I got a show for you.
A late shift in venues moved the visitation of THE WOMAN IN BLACK, that famed West End perennial second in longevity to only The Mousetrap, from the Charleston Visitor Center Bus Shed - quite an intriguing choice - to Spoleto Festival USA's Festival Hall.
With those words, a man named Norman Morrison set out to make a statement, a grand gesture, an extreme act.
It's the best Zoom call you've had yet.
'It showed us a whole new world where you couldn't dare close your eyes for fear you would miss part of the magic that is Aladdin.
THE HEATH is a play of fierce life and easy laughter and the mysterious power of music and stories to move - and transform - our hearts.
This play is a Thanksgiving treat.
By the end, I shed actual tears of joy.
Arthur Miller's THE CRUCIBLE is, famously, the play about the 1692 Salem witch trials that is not at all about the Salem witch trials.
Filled with great singing, solid laughs, and a dynamite cast, LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS delivers the goods.
It's nothing short of spectacular.
It's a rambling, antic musical comedy romp, filled with good spirits, some toe-tapping tunes, and a squad of dancing football players.
Including a substantive review from my fourteen year old daughter.
This production blew me away.
This brisk new stage adaptation is delightfully antic and deliciously revelatory.
The audience I saw it with often exploded with laughter.
You will have a fantastic time watching it whether you have children or not.
It's the best and fullest version of Into the Woods I've ever seen.
Power of Sail is a cogent and urgent message for our time.
A vibrant, well-cast production that truly brings the beloved classic to life.
This testament to memory makes for a powerful evening of theatre.
It's a slice of life steeped in Southern traditions, family divisions, shattered dreams, silent regrets, everyday joys, a little bit of bourbon and a whole lot of cake.
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