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How in the round world can you review a modern classic of a musical like Chicago, which has been done (literally) to death? Well, let’s start by comparing it to another musical that CenterStage will perform later on in its … Read More
From the beginning of Center Stage’s presentation of The Sound of Music when the Mother Abbess, played by Emily Field, joins the nuns to sing the Preludium, The Sound of Music establishes itself as an intimate production as opposed to … Read More
The Color Purple was sold out last Saturday night and with good reason. While this is not the last play of the season – The Sound of Music will round out the year May 8-18 – this play sends a … Read More
The title of this play is spelled with a semicolon at its center framed by a “W” and a “t”. It refers to the profession and precision of Vivian Bearing, Ph.D., and the British poet, John Donne, whose works are … Read More
by David Wallace, Special to Community When I first heard of A New Brain and learned that it was a musical, I wondered how that could be? What next? Wit, which CenterStage will present later in the season, as a … Read More
Review: Avenue Q [by David Wallace] On the cover of the playbill for Avenue Q: The Musical, music and lyrics by Robert Lopez and Jeff Marx, is a warning in the ever present rectangular box: Rated Mature (with) explicit lyrics, … Read More
[by David Wallace] Andrew Lloyd Webber’s (music) and Tim Rice’s (lyrics) Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is a frothy concoction of the biblical account of Joseph and his coat of many colors in a modern swirling rainbow and spiced … Read More
[by David Wallace] Company is a play of vignettes loosely constructed around Bobby’s (Robert, as played by Mike Fryman) 35th birthday. Bobby is single, moving beyond “marriageable” age and his friends are all happily married. Or are they? Bobby sees … Read More
[by David Wallace] The Whipping Man by Matthew Lopez, directed by Meredith McDonough, is now playing at Actors Theatre of Louisville. It is an impressive blend of Judaism, slavery and the agony of freedom in post-Civil War Richmond, VA, which … Read More
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