Review by Willie Caldwell of “Macbeth”: Cincinnati Shakespeare Company Part supernatural fable, part horror flick, “Macbeth” delivers blood, guts, and gore in Cincinnati Shakespeare“™snewest production. One
Review by Jack Crumley of “42nd Street”: Covedale It“™s not hard to understand why musicals during The Great Depression were such a thing. It was
Review by Sheldon Polonsky of “œMacbeth“: Cincinnati Shakespeare Company It was almost 8 years ago when I saw one of my first productions at Cincinnati
Review by Liz Eichler of “Yeast Nation”: CCM Musical Theatre When the musical is set in 3,000,458,000 B.C. at the bottom of the primordial sea,
Review by Kevin Reynolds of “A Black Boy in Pink”: NKU Theatre I think we can all imagine 1959 Cincinnati as a judgmental, unaccepting town
Review by Doug Iden of “42nd Street”: Covedale Theatre “œCome and meet those dancing feet. It“™s the avenue I“™m taking you to, 42nd Street.“ That
Northern Kentucky YES Festival ““ “Initiative” ““ attended opening night, Thursday, April 4– Kevin Reynolds Photo: Trevor Browning, Brandon Critchfield, Piper Bates, and Kali Marsh““
Review by Kevin Reynolds of “Fast Young Beautiful”: NKU Theatre Northern Kentucky University kicked off its 19th Biennial YES Festival on Wednesday evening with a
Human Race Theater’s production is fast paced, frenetic, quick witted, and a jaw-dropping delight to sink your teeth into.
If you’ve ever wondered what a sound designer does, do NOT miss this fantastic production. The way James Dunlap scores the scenes with ominous instrumentals and percussive hallucinations will keep your heart rate high and your senses on alert.
Beautiful has a lot of heart at its core, it showcases themes of perseverance, agency, and the importance of standing in your truth.
