It's a daunting task to attempt to pull off horror on the stage. Even on the screen where special effects can be minutely managed, horror... Continue Reading
By Carolyn Hayes The Germans of the early 1930s had suffered war (and the loss thereof) as well as economic desperation; they were ready for... Continue Reading
Jessie Jones, Nicholas Hope and Jamie Wooten have created a franchise out of the Southern woman. They've written play after play about Southern women and... Continue Reading
The Great Escape Stage Company is giving them what they want with "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels." The loyal audience is filling up the place and getting... Continue Reading
By Carolyn Hayes In its season selections, Two Muses Theatre has never hesitated to refer back to its mission to provide opportunities for women in... Continue Reading
Step back in time to 1943 when our country was at war and music was swinging and boogieing. Cornwell's Dinner Theatre is ready to fete... Continue Reading
It's hard to go through eternity with the rap of "disgracer." And it takes, perhaps, more than a little courage and foolhardiness to name one's... Continue Reading
Sharks, Jets, Bernardo, Riff.... Looking like they were scratched in with a knife, a bunch of relevant names decorate the scrim that hides the stage... Continue Reading
There are many things that can heal a hurt: connecting with others, working with one's hands, being in a new environment, creating something, or even... Continue Reading