Starring and written by Cincinnati-based playwright A.J. Baldwin, “The Twunny Fo’” is bright and vibrant. Packed with snappy banter and welcome wisdom, Baldwin’s dialogue leaps off the page, exploring themes of race, gender inequality, community, privilege, and class. ...

Baldwin writes a powerful and deeply moving script challenging the consciousness of America. By juxtaposing Tyra’s goals of wanting more out of life with Rissa wanting to stay in their neighborhood, Baldwin expertly explores themes of classism, internalized anti-Blackness, gentrification, and the struggle of being a Black woman in...

It is not so much a Catholic comedy as a FAMILY comedy, and you will relate to the dilemmas no matter what your age or religion....

The setting is December 31, 1999, when Y2K was on everyone’s mind and conspiracy theories about the end of the world abounded....

...the play is thought provoking, often funny, sometimes sad and at the end quite frightening.  Definitely it is engrossing....

Review by Liz Eichler Cincinnati Shakespeare Company’s Comedy of Errors is a non-stop flight to classic Vegas where you’ll enjoy almost non-stop belly laughs as this hilarious mashup hits the jackpot.  Comedy of Errors is a story about two sets of twins, masters and their servants, separated as infants,...

The modern twist on the classic Shakespearian production is delightful and the perfect blend of old and new. ...

Brandi Langford Sherrill’s (Dorothy) powerful voice carried throughout the Taft Theater and brought audience members to their feet with applause....