
Review: CCM’s World Premiere ‘Shards of an Honor Code Junkie’ Shatters the Ceiling
The Shards of an Honor Code Junkie is a deeply personal, autobiographical story that tackles a great deal within a short runtime.
The Shards of an Honor Code Junkie is a deeply personal, autobiographical story that tackles a great deal within a short runtime.
This production succeeds and exudes the charm and exuberance required.
Christopher Guthrie’s…embodiment of the blood-thirsty – not to mention lusty – Count is exceptional.
It’s heavy material, but Scarlett keeps things remarkably light.
It’s silly and satisfyingly spooky, all at once.
A fun, heartwarming way to spend an evening or afternoon transported to the Romantic Regency Era.
NKU’s Oklahoma! is a triumphant homage to a theatrical legend. It proves why this musical remains a cornerstone of American theatre.
This production of Oklahoma! makes me rethink what I know about this musical, all the while entertaining me greatly. This is a must-see for those who enjoy a good musical and for those who want to reconsider a theatrical war horse in a new light.
As Ruby, the gun company’s owner and town magnate, Raia Jane Hirsch is nothing short of perfection.
it’s a good time to add a few shows to your calendar—productions you might otherwise miss. Get tickets early for these!
A Steady Rain is raw, unflinching, and punctuated by humor that reminds us of the humanity beneath the uniforms.
“an offbeat comedy about safety, love, and guns in a world that’s up in arms.”
This is theatre at its most powerful: unsettling, cathartic, and deeply human.
Theatre That Makes You Laugh, Think, and Believe in the Future of America By Shawn Maus The Play‘s History Miami University Theatre, in collaboration with
The script blends personal history with civic reflection, provoking audible reactions from the audience as questions of rights and interpretation unfold.
Not only are these gentlemen able to adjust to aging in front of our very eyes, but they each bring a solid footing–and their chemistry is terribly engaging.
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