Welcome to the Nether, a look into the not-too-far future, of an online world, a utopia to roam and spend time and pleasure without consequence. In the Nether's total sensory immersion, users can simply log in, choose a persona, and indulge in whatever you desire. Though during an investigation of a particularly sinister realm of … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘The Nether’ at Road Less Traveled Theatre
Kristin Loughran Reviews
Theatre Review: ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’ by Rocking Horse Productions at Lancaster Opera House
Even if you've never seen “It's A Wonderful Life,” you're probably familiar with the story, or the memorable “Every time a bell rings, an angel gets his wings,” line. The stage adaption by Rocking Horse Productions brought back memories of my childhood, sitting in the living room with my family on Christmas week and marathoning … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘It’s A Wonderful Life’ by Rocking Horse Productions at Lancaster Opera House
Theatre Review: ‘Men on Boats’ by UB Theatre and Dance at The Center For The Arts
Modern takes on historical events are one of my favorite approaches to storytelling. Writing about an exploration that took place in 1869 for a 21st century audience can be tricky, I was expecting something corny like the classroom plays my American history class used to present back in middle school. I should have known better, … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘Men on Boats’ by UB Theatre and Dance at The Center For The Arts
Theatre Review: ‘Bunnicula’ at Theatre of Youth
Celebrating it's 46th season, Theatre of Youth presents “Bunnicula,” a whimsical, only slightly frightening tale, of a rabbit with long fangs and a suspicious fear of garlic. Based on the children's books by Deborah and James Howe, “Bunnicula” tells the story of the vampire rabbit of the same name, who wreaks havoc on the household … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘Bunnicula’ at Theatre of Youth
Theatre Review: ‘Pretty/Funny’ at MusicalFare Theatre
You've seen it before: the lonely girl, an outcast, worrying her way through life until something happens to help her come out of her shell and realize her worth... but not told like this. Through musical comedy, dance, and modern media, Marisa Guida (conceiver, Book, co-lyrics) takes us on a predictable coming of age journey … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘Pretty/Funny’ at MusicalFare Theatre
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