“Glassheart” at Know is Magical
Glassheart, at Know Theatre of Cincinnati, reexamines what it means to find true love, the sacrifices we make for those who we care about the most and the longing to feel human. Directed by Tamara Winters, this deeply moving comedy is set within the walls of a small Chicago...
Falcon’s “Well” is the Prescription We Need
With so many of us cooped up with family over the past 18 months, this production lightens our hearts and tickles our funny bones and is just what the doctor ordered....
Byrd has a Strong Directorial Debut for Falcon Theatre’s “Well”
“Well” is a play that dwells both in the ordinary world of everyday life and in the extraordinary imagination of the playwright. It takes us on a human journey of discovery filled with moments of laughter and instances of human connection....
Glassheart” at Know Theatre: A Bittersweet Tale of Beauty
“A bittersweet tale of life, love and the pursuit of happiness (or should we say human-ness), check out 'Glassheart' at the Know Theatre” ...
“In Time” is a Warm Look at Friendship: Miami University Theatre Fringe
Review by Liz Eichler If you can catch “In Time” playing tonight at 5:30 PM at Studio 88, at Miami, do so. It is a delightful, gentle, poignant look at two sets of women’s friendships, spanning over 100 years. Written by the award winning student Ruby Gray (recipient of...
“The End of the World” is a Short, Rich Drama: Miami U. Fringe
By Shawn Maus I love live theatre. I’m torn with this new world we’re in that produces theatre on YouTube or other streaming services. I know that the movie megaplexes are showing Metropolitan Opera shows and other Broadway shows on the big screens. I applaud the theatre world for...
NKU’s “Edwin Drood” Engaging and Energetic
Director Jason Danieley...has created a humorous, fanciful dessert of good songs, good singing and dancing and a different audience experience. This is not your grandmother’s musical but you will be glad you saw it....
“Once” Strikes a Chord at CCM
While the vocals are gorgeous, one of the most unique features of the show is the lack of a large pit offstage. Instead, the actors accompany themselves on instruments including guitar, cello, piano, ukulele, melodica, and percussion. When not part of the primary scene, the actors float along the...