Why would Gottlieb Biedermann allow arsonists to stay in his attic? Because Biedermann, with his eager desire to do good and help seemingly less fortunate souls can’t seem to see into those […]
Seems like Alleyway is looking to whet the appetite of Western New York theatergoers with its offering of Navigators. Opening a week before Curtain Up! the cast and crew get several performances […]
With a dull thud, Mr. Turpin drops dead on the kitchen floor. According to his wife, Raynelle, the man had all but stopped breathing for the better part of their thirty-plus year […]
They’re back. Along with their fronts, their sides and yes, their large bottoms. Lottie and Bernice make a return to Ghostlight Theatre this month, fresh as ever, following their numerous appearances locally […]
You might have large expectations for “Late in the Evening,” a MusicalFare production based on the works of Paul Simon, if you are a fan of Simon the musician and songwriter. And […]
On a cold and blustery March day a little time in a jungle seems a welcome and warm idea. But it’s the nature of things to have their ups and downs, and […]
Let’s make one thing perfectly clear: opening night for Irish Classical Theater’s production of “Frost/Nixon” sold out. . . .a fascinating story, expertly told, acted, and staged. . . One bet is […]
Having babies can be a messy business. The question is whether a play about having babies would come to life on the stage. The simple answer is yes. . . .a delightfully […]
What is it about “A Christmas Story.” There’s no sweet holiday message, no fa-la-la, no chestnuts roasting. Fact is, there’s a good amount of humbug. There’s the hapless Ralphie and his dysfunctional […]
Sure, sometimes it’s just easier to go with the flow. But when the everyday reveals itself to be kind of bleak, well, a bit of something different might be recourse. It’s kind […]
