Carnegie’s “Sleuth” Keeps the Audience Guessing
Review by Doug Iden of “Sleuth”: I love a mystery ““ especially one with a labyrinthine plot featuring a titanic verbal battle between two master
November 16, 2015
Review by Doug Iden of “Sleuth”: I love a mystery ““ especially one with a labyrinthine plot featuring a titanic verbal battle between two master
Review by Lisa Gapultos of Seussical: Northern Kentucky University Through his popular collections of illustrated children“™s, Theodore Seuss Geisel ““ better known as Dr. Seuss–
Review by Alan Jozwiak of The Mystery Plays: Falcon Theatre Our story lies between the House of Secrets and House of Mystery. So says the
Review by Erica Minton of “Relatively Speaking”: Diogenes Theatre Company Relatively Speaking, a frothy comedy of errors by Alan Ayckbourn, opened this week at Diogenes
Review by Doug Iden of Relatively Speaking: Diogenes Theatre Relatively Speaking opened at the Diogenes Theater and (relatively speaking) is a funny although somewhat dated
Review by Sheldon Polonsky of Sleuth: The Carnegie Theatre In today“™s world of fast-paced action movies and special effects, it is refreshing to relax to
Review by Donna Hoffman of Sleuth: The Carnegie Theatre The detailed, handsome set by Ryan Howell with antique and novelty props by Adam Hambrick, Mary
Review by Laurel Humes of The Mystery Plays: Falcon Theatre Do you know about sin eaters? You will after seeing The Mystery Plays at Falcon
By Sherri Ogden Wellington Give your child a memory of sheer joy. Take them to The Children’s Theatre of Cincinnati’s production of Disney’s Frozen JR!
By Doug Iden Just in time for Passover and Easter, Jesus Christ Superstar opens at Northern Kentucky University. PLOT AND CHARACTERS Everyone knows the story
Like generations before–and after them–the youth of the 1960s rejected their parents’ values, creating their own styles of dress, language, and ideals.
