REVIEW: “Wrecking Ball” by Cincinnati Shakespeare Company
Even if you have never been in the writers’ room yourself, Wrecking Ball is an honest, relatable story for anyone who ever felt passionate about
Even if you have never been in the writers’ room yourself, Wrecking Ball is an honest, relatable story for anyone who ever felt passionate about
Wrecking Ball is a great new play which has something for everybody: themes to chew on, characters to love or hate, nostalgia for the old
The show is an interesting juxtaposition of reality and silliness… It is also about exploring and, if possible, repairing relationships.
The Performances
With Two Wings is well cast and well performed, and especially well designed. Grayson Waither (Lyf) is appropriately obedient and nervous. Caroline Miller
Curious Incident… is no light fare; in fact, during Christopher’s darker moments, it can even be hard to watch. But that discomfort coupled with the
Think Wandavision, but with real people who love the 50s and don’t need mind control to create their perfect world. But can it last? Directed
As an extra way to keep the age-old story of Everyman fresh, all roles in “Everybody” are reassigned for each performance by lottery! While this
Tamara Winter’s direction shines brightly throughout the show. From the physical moments between Adams and Zentmeyer right down to line delivery –Winters does a beautiful
The story centers around one night of havoc at the North Pole as Sharon seeks to melt her infidel husband. Noel must try to stop her, but as the night progresses, not everything is as cut and dry as it seems.
This script is tight, which is impressive for a world premiere, with jokes coming at a rapid pace and clever conflicts woven into all of the action. The plot lines all resolve and the dialogue is smooth, and it makes for a delightful night of theater.
Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical is a festive triumph. With its stunning visuals, exceptional performances, and memorable score, it’s a holiday treat for all ages.