Say WOW to Love in Carnegie’s “In Love and Warcraft”
Review by Jack Crumley of In Love and Warcraft: Carnegie Theatre It“™s November and that means that Cuffing Season is upon us, and theatre-goers in
Review by Jack Crumley of In Love and Warcraft: Carnegie Theatre It“™s November and that means that Cuffing Season is upon us, and theatre-goers in
Review by Liz Eichler of “An Act of God”: Human Race Theatre “œAn Act of God,“ produced by Human Race Theatre and playing through November
Have you ever wondered what goes on in the head of mid-pubescents in the middle of academic competition? Your wait is over, and the answer is hilarious, earnest, and full of joy.
Each performer is stronger than the next. Fully committed, bursting with energy, and completely embodying their iconic characters in their own unique ways, the cast pours love into every moment, and the audience feels it. I couldn’t help but smile through most of the performance.
The Ghostlight has been presenting original one acts for three years now and I cannot wait to see what this company does moving forward.