Category: Stage Insights Reviews

Home, I’m Darling tackles several intricate topics including fantastical thinking, obsession, basic honesty within relationships, and misogyny, perpetrated by both men and women.  It is filled with humor, tragedy and pain....

With such a strong leading lady, it would be easy to have Charity overshadow the rest of the production. In reality, the entire cast performs in perfect harmony in show-stopping numbers like "Big Spender" and "If My Friends Could See Me Now." ...

A major highlight is the graphics...Designed by Jessica Ruehl, the graphics portray a variety of scenes including woodlands and parks with leaves swaying, classrooms, grocery stores, a moving train with signs flashing by, math symbols and equations, etc. ...

Grace Marie Rusnica should be commended for her betrayal of Charity. In one of the most demanding roles an actress can portray (she is on stage for the entire performance) her energy, spirit and talent is remarkable. ...

By Katrina “Kat” Reynolds Know Theatre of Cincinnati evidently agrees with this reviewer: it’s officially autumn, so it’s time to switch to spooky-mode with Monsters of the American Cinema by Christian St. Croix. Described as a story of “fathers and sons, race and queerness, and the monster inside us...

Director Courtney Sale keeps you on the edge of your seat....

Review by Doug Iden Based on the folktale of the Iron Mountain Baby, Bright Star spins a tale of love, longing, misplaced morality, and redemption now showing at the Covedale Theater. Plot and Characters Set in 1945 with flashbacks to 1923, the story examines life in rural North Carolina. ...

Gaslight remains timeless for two very different reasons: in many ways, its message was very much ahead of its time and, unfortunately, psychological abuse still exists. Fortunately, Mr. Dietz’s script has enough light in this dark tale to pull us out of the shadows rather adeptly as we are...