Falcon’s “A Great Wilderness” is Topical and Provocative
Review by Laurel Humes: A Great Wilderness: Falcon Theatre Falcon Theatre closes its season with a drama about a hot-button topic ““ conversion therapy, or
May 10, 2018
Review by Laurel Humes: A Great Wilderness: Falcon Theatre Falcon Theatre closes its season with a drama about a hot-button topic ““ conversion therapy, or
Review by Laurel Humes of Bye Bye Birdie: Incline Theatre Bye Bye Birdie is just plain fun, the perfect opener for the easy-going summer season
Review by Doug Iden of Bye Bye Birdie: Incline Theatre Elvis is in the building ““ sort of. The 1960“™s spoof on Elvis Presley“™s military
Review by Liz Eichler of “Champagne Gods”: Clifton Players Clifton Performance Theatre is in Northside now, at the Liberty Exhibition Hall, presenting “œChampagne Gods“ by
Review by Shawn Maus of Tartuffe: Miami University Theatre Moliere may have written Tartuffe over 300 years ago, but it’s a lot of fun for
Review by Hannah Gregory of Motherhood Out Loud: Carnegie Theatre The Carnegie“™s Motherhood Out Loud must have been meticulously planned as a pre-Mother“™s Day treat.
Review by Shawn Maus of H2O: A Play About Water: CCM Acting “The Greeks called me Poseidon. The Americans: Katrina, Harvey, Irma. I am the
Review by Spenser Smith of Kiss Me, Kate: NKU Theatre Northern Kentucky University closes its current season with a wildly entertaining production of Kiss Me, Kate,
a beautiful study in acknowledging the demons foisted upon those who are different by others as well as the demons they inflict on themselves.
This show will appeal to one’s inner nerd, as well as those who love improv or like to laugh riotously.
Shawn Says:
“A riotous road trip with heart—Velma & Clarice is the laugh-out-loud farce Fringe was made
for.”
