“The Princess Plays” Refreshes Favorite Fairytales
Much like a double-feature, The Princess Plays presents two full musicals in one night at the NKU Corbett Theatre. Each actor plays a role in both “Snow White and the Dancing Dwarfs” and “Sleeping Beauty: Rise and Shine.” Both shows offer new twists on familiar favorites for kids and...
“Kiss Me Kate” is Rollicking Fun
Review by Katrina Reynolds I’m not partial to musicals – however, the exceptions to this rule are strong and steady. Fortunately for this reviewer, one of those exceptions is currently playing at Covedale Center for the Performing Arts. After having seen Taming of the Shrew at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company...
“Every Brilliant Thing” is Simply Brilliant
Every Brilliant Thing is running March 17 through April 1 at the Falcon Theatre in Newport. This is one that you must see. There is something so heartbreaking about this spirit who struggles with not only her mother’s depression but her father’s inability to reach out to his daughter...
“Kiss Me Kate” is ‘Wunderbar!’
This show has blended a classic, tongue-in-cheek Broadway spoof with an excellent cast of singers, dancers and actors. The show is a lot of fun featuring Cole Porter’s best score. ...
Go All-In for “All-One!”
This play is about soap, but so much more. It is about what we do to make ourselves clean and how far we can go to try to save the world through our beliefs. There are some big issues behind the light frolicsome nature of the play that can...
Storytelling Pops in “All-One!” at Know
Know’s “All-One” is a brief Fringe-y entertainment, perfect for anyone looking for a light diversion after dinner in Over-The-Rhine or before a nightcap. “All-One!” runs through March 26....
“Tootsie” Will Have you Laughing Your Stockings Off
With classic Broadway dance numbers, fantastical costumes (and quick changes), and lyrics with a ‘Producers’-style wit, David Yazbek and Robert Horn’s “Tootsie” is an unexpected masterpiece....
“Tootsie” is Smart and Funny
"Tootsie" is a musical that I would recommend to audiences. Michael Dorsey proves that being a woman is no job for a man—with hilarious results. ...