Oddly Humorous: Covedale’s “The Odd Couple”
Neil Simon’s brilliant dialogue propels the story and keeps the audience laughing....
Covedale’s “Odd Couple” is worth it
Director Greg Procaccino creates a sense of urgency throughout the opening scene, where Oscar and his poker buddies are a delight with their banter and specific personality quirks. ...
Carnegie’s “End of the Rainbow” at the Covington Plaza Amphitheater
by Nathan Top Is it more important to be loved for who you are or who you want to be seen as? In The Carnegie’s impactful musical drama production “End of the Rainbow,” three characters explore themes of fame, finances, and public image. The story begins just a few...
Know’s “Mongrel” is a Campfire Story on Steroids
Everything will remind you of how great--and primal--live theatre can be....
“Little Shop of Horrors” Slays at the Covington Plaza Amphitheater
Review by Nathan Top of The Carnegie‘s “Little Shop of Horrors” The Carnegie’s “Little Shop of Horrors” is a breath of fresh air. Literally. Staged at the Covington Plaza, there is something primal and innately human about this production. As the audience sits outdoors with the breeze, sun, and...
LCT Video Theatre Spotlight Series: Human Race Theatre’s “The Revolutionists” Portray Powerful Women
All of these women stood out from society, they did not blend in. They also share that the guillotine is not the worst of it. The ensemble delivers and is able to reach the audience through the screen. ...
THE WOMAN AND THE ACTRESS: “Looped” by Matthew Lombardo at The Human Race Theatre Company
Review By David Brush And we’re back…after the longest intermission in American theatre history, taking a seat again at The Loft – the legendary home of The Human Race Theatre Company – feels like finally breathing again. I am hyper-aware of the sights, the smells, the comaraderie and the...
“All’s Faire” by Know Theatre: Silly Fun for Your Family
By Liz Eichler and Maeve Rice Know Theatre’s production of Alexx Rouse and Zach Robinson’s “All’s Faire” is a welcome entertainment for the whole family! A bit of Renaissance Festival humor, music, a love story, pirates, dad jokes, puppets and crime! Your whole group will smile—from tweens to grandpas. ...