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
Review by Doug Iden of The Mystery Plays: Falcon Theatre Is it reality? Is it a dream? Is it a Netherworld lying between the living
Review by Greg Bossler of Carousel: CCM Musical Theatre When Carousel opened in 1945, it received near unanimous praise (for Richard Rodgers“™ music, Oscar Hammerstein
Review by Abby Rowold of Andy’s House of [blank]: Know Theatre Paul Strickland is a charming storyteller and a Know Theatre favorite from past Fringe
Review by Erica Minton of Andy’s House of [Blank]: Know Theatre If you boxed up Know Theatre“™s newest production, Andy“™s House of [Blank], it would
My only complaint is that the show ended.
As the son of a military officer who served in World War II, I found this very fulfilling,
If you’re looking for an experience that prompts discussion, reflection, and personal self-examination, I wouldn’t miss this show.
