The Cast of The North American Tour of SHUCKED (Photo by Matthew Murphy and Evan Zimmerman) ‘Shucked’ is a hilarious good time. To be honest, I was not looking forward to attending a show about corn, but at the end of the evening, I was so incredibly glad that I did. This underrated gem of … Continue reading Theatre Review: ‘Shucked’ at Shea’s Buffalo Theatre
Deconstruction Builds for First Look Buffalo
Old friends are sometimes the true friends you need when times are rough. In this world premier new play by Adam Hahn, Naomi (Brooke Goergen) is at a life crossroad. She's newly divorced, facing a devastating health crisis, and is thinking twice about her strong faith. She's also reconnected with an old high school chum, … Continue reading Deconstruction Builds for First Look Buffalo
Twists and Turns in Sanctuary City
How far would you go to help a friend? That's the story behind Santuary City, now onstage at D'Youville Kavinoky Theatre. I thoroughly enjoyed this production. The twists and turns in the scenes as well as on the set made for a truly enjoyable evening. J.Marc QuattenBaum's (Set Designer) design was intriguing, and imaginative and … Continue reading Twists and Turns in Sanctuary City
TOY’s Production of The Hobbit worthy of B’way
I thought the set traveled with the script/score only to find out that it's a product of the exceptional expertise of the creative staff. Andrew Machovec, Scenic Designer, Chris Cavanagh, Lighting Designer, Jay Wollin, Sound Designer, Ken Shaw, Costume Designer, Michael Brooks,Sound Engineer, Diane Almeter Jones, Props Artisan, Gabrielle Gutierrez, Technical Director/ lead Carpenter, Steve Vaughan, Fight … Continue reading TOY’s Production of The Hobbit worthy of B’way
RLTP Puts the Fun Back in the Funeral Home
The funeral home: a place to grieve, to come together, to reflect. And sometimes swear. A lot. Oh and then there’s the corpse that disappears along with one of the mourner’s pants. And that’s just the opening of Our Lady of 121st Street, on stage now at Road Less Traveled Productions. This is another dark … Continue reading RLTP Puts the Fun Back in the Funeral Home
Next to Normal: Powerful and Resilient
There are more than 200 classified forms of mental illness/disorders. Each one capable of affecting a person's thoughts, emotions and behavior. Kudos to Tom Kitt (music) and Brian Yorkey (book and lyrics) for bringing such a sensitive subject out of the dark ages, in Next to Normal putting it on stage and rocking it! Thanks … Continue reading Next to Normal: Powerful and Resilient
The Niceties is Thought Provoking
The focus of the play is on the age old battle of inclusion and recognition. It's redeeming quality is the fact that this subject must be brought to the forefront until change occurs. Professor Janine and her student Zoe have their own idea on how and/or this can be accomplished. The creative staff truly worked … Continue reading The Niceties is Thought Provoking
They’re Back! More Golden Girls Giggles
Golden Girls: The lost episodes number VI by David Cerda, is currently in the spotlight at the O'Connor & Company theater. Being greeted by songs of that period - 1980's - brought back wonderful memories. The theme song from "Bewitched" "Love American Style," and "The Nanny" just to mention a few. Todd Warfield wore three … Continue reading They’re Back! More Golden Girls Giggles
Forbidden Broadway: Was it Funny?
Forbidden Broadway has been around for the better part of 40 years, and its “Next Generation” rendition is currently onstage at Shea’s 710 Theatre to February 16. The show is a send up to all things Broadway, poking fun at the composers, choreographers, and other elements that make up a Broadway show. I’ve known about … Continue reading Forbidden Broadway: Was it Funny?
The Wanderers at JRT
Tradition can be dangerous. It can drive roots too deep, too strong to not allow for growth. That applies to love, too. The person you love so deeply for so many years could also be the one that’s holding you back from your dreams. Heritage and history are the central theme of The Wanderers on … Continue reading The Wanderers at JRT
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