REVIEW: Falcon Theatre’s “Mindgame” is a Mind-Bender
What follows is a fascinating tug-of-war between sanity and insanity, where the middle ground between the two is the struggle for figuring out what is
November 5, 2024
What follows is a fascinating tug-of-war between sanity and insanity, where the middle ground between the two is the struggle for figuring out what is
By Katrina “Kat” Reynolds Coming in strong with their contribution to spooky season, Falcon Theatre brings us the regional premiere of Mindgame by Anthony Horowitz.
As Ms. Vanden Eynden states in her note in the program, it does not matter if you believe in spiritualism or not: the tale of
Emma Kolstedt, as #46, demonstrates the most amazing ball handling skills, and is considered the new girl, the outsider trying to fit into this team
Keep an eye on Ghostlight, as it continues to make a mark on Cincinnati Theatre and performers.
The murder mysteries unfold quickly and tightly, inhaling the unprepared Watson hastily into Holmes’s world.
One audience member will choose to keep or abolish the Constitution each night. (On our night she chose to keep it.)
…one of the best shows I have seen at the Covedale.
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.
