By Carolyn Hayes Imprudent as it may seem to turn up the small-town Texas heat at the sweltering height of summer, Williamston Theatre is confidently... Continue Reading
By Dana Casadei Combine four of the most awkward boys you've ever met, add some 1950s-style singing and dancing, and you've got "Forever Plaid." The... Continue Reading
Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou? Alive and well at Hope Summer Repertory Theatre – and cooler than ever. From the graffiti plastered set to the... Continue Reading
By Carolyn Hayes Think "Les Miserables," and a word that springs immediately to mind is "enormity." Created by Alain Boublil, Claude-Michel Schonberg, and numerous collaborators,... Continue Reading
What is a woman? And how do you capture her in song? That may be a task of Sisyphean proportions, but Hope Summer Repertory Theater... Continue Reading
By Carolyn Hayes The central character of playwright Don Zolidis' newest work would have you believe, "This is not a love story." But from the... Continue Reading
Playwright Gina Gionfriddo has a lot to say in "Becky Shaw," but much of it has been said before. People are complicated? Check. Relationships are... Continue Reading
Take a quart of Elvis, two pints of Shakespeare, one guitar, a rack of blue suede shoes, and a dozen high-stepping dancers, shake them all... Continue Reading
Musicals can delight us in many different ways. They can inspire, they can tickle the imagination, they can bring us to tears, they can make... Continue Reading
Pigeon Creek Shakespeare continues to deserve commendation for having the courage to tackle the Bard's more difficult plays. "Measure for Measure" is considered a problem... Continue Reading