BWW Review: August Wilson's JITNEY Astounds at American Stage
American Stage's ninth venture into Wilson's Pittsburgh Century Cycle is a powerful production that packs quite a punch.
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American Stage's ninth venture into Wilson's Pittsburgh Century Cycle is a powerful production that packs quite a punch.
Sarah McAvoy shines as Emily Webb in this powerful production of the Wilder masterpiece.
The ending of Act 1 is as funny as anything you'll see all year.
Ned Averill-Snell, Katrina Stevenson and Derrick Phillips offer lessons of versatility in this thought-provoking, albeit busy theatrical mockumentary.
It may be sold out, or close to selling out, but if you have chance to see freeFall's take of this Peter Pan prequel, then go.
You need an actor as wonderful as Alexander to make this one man version of 'It's a Wonderful Life' work.
Phenomenal tech work and fine performances combine in this hilarious take of the Hitchcock classic.
Anissa Perona shines as Maria in this well-directed version of the Bernstein-Sondheim classic.
A good production of the great Pulitzer Prize winning musical.
Powerhouse acting and Natalie Symons' wonderful script combine to make a memorable evening in Sarasota.
After my breakup with the dreaded ex, I'd completely sworn off dating, but then I met George.
This powerhouse play gets the right treatment with a strong cast and tight direction.
Spread the word because this cannibalistic comedy, a purposely vulgar unauthorized parody of 'The Silence of the Lambs,' is unlike anything our area has ever seen.
This production is a fascinating twist on a classic, always thrilling, but is it necessary?
The new show by a local performer displays a lot of heart and promise.
The brilliance of the lead actress helps overcome the show's pacing issues.
Mary Tilford is insane, Karen Wright and Martha Dobie had me feeling some sort of way, and I could sit though this play a dozen more times.
Jonelle Meyer, Owen Robertson and Jordan Foote save the day with their performances in this trio of one act plays by half of the famed Coen Brothers.
Erica Garraffa is spellbinding as the brilliant and unique singer-songwriter responsible for some the best songs of the Sixties and Seventies.
There is something killer going on in Orlando's theatre scene, and I mean that in the best possible way.
Betty-Jane Parks brilliantly inhabits the role of Flannery O'Connor in a brief, but memorable one-woman show.
Mary Olive Gauthier leads a talented group of actors in this wonderful retelling of the iconic Sondheim musical.
Forty-five young performers, veterans as well as newbies, share the stage in this endearing version of the L.
Down and dirty and poetic at the same time, TMFWTH is funny, edgy and extremely smart.
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