I’ve seen “Little Shop” at least 5 times, I’ve been in it, and I am a huge fan of the movie. To say that I know the story inside and out would […]
Theatre Review: ‘Little Shop Of Horrors’ at The Stratford Festival
Theatre Review: ‘Memories and Martinis’ at O’Connell & Company
Anyone who grew up loving music and stories and plays will admit to the same truth: their bedroom was a theatre, their bed was a stage, stuffed toys and dolls were members […]
BroadwayHD brings Broadway into your living room
Netflix led the way in the digital streaming revolution. Bringing films and TV into the living rooms of millions of viewers allowed for that instant gratification of being able to see content […]
Theatre Review: ‘Dearly Departed’ at Aurora Players
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 […]
Theatre Review: ‘Sister Act’ at Lancaster Opera House
“Sister Act” is one of my favorite movies. It is a film that my family cherishes and one that I watch as many times as I can. It just has a feeling […]
2019 Arties Wrap Up
The 29th Annual Artie Awards presented by WNED/WBFO at Shea’s 710 Theatre on Monday night was a spectacle of sparkles and selfies in celebration of Buffalo’s theatre community. Theatre practitioners and those […]
Theatre Review: ‘Waitress’ at RBTL’s Auditorium Theatre
The moment I saw the cherry pie curtain I had a feeling this show was going to be something special. And when I heard the line, “Home is where your ass is.”, […]
First Look: ‘Dearly Departed’ at Aurora Players
As storytellers, directors often connect to plays that they have had awesome experiences with. This includes seeing a fantastic production and wanting to bring it to life for a new audience, or […]
Alleyway to Celebrate 40th Anniversary Year With Key Staff Changes
Picture it, Alleyway Theatre in 2019, with some new staff members, and eight productions including a “The Golden Girls” holiday shows where Blanche, Rose, Sophia, and Dorothy are played by men. Welcome […]
Theatre Review: ‘Rope’ at The Shaw Festival
“Rope,” on stage at the Shaw Festival’s Royal George Theatre, is a not-so-classic whodunit where you know who the killers are from the opening moments of the story. What you don’t know […]
