Listen for the Light, World Premiere at Know, is a Story of Transformation
Review by Liz Eichler of Listen for the Light: Know Theatre Listen for the Light by Kara Lee Corthron is loosely based on stories surrounding
July 7, 2017
Review by Liz Eichler of Listen for the Light: Know Theatre Listen for the Light by Kara Lee Corthron is loosely based on stories surrounding
Review by Doug Iden of Unfrozen: N.K.U Year End Series NKU“™s bi-annual Y.E.S. (Year End Series) Festival opened with the world premiere of Mark Eisman“™s
Review by Ken Stern of The Wild Party: Miami University The Wild Party is going on this weekend and next up at Miami University“™s Gates-Abegglen
Review by Ken Stern of Equus: Incline Theatre Is the primary human story that of parents and children? And is love“”and trust“”life“™s primary motive? So
Review by Liz Eichler of On Golden Pond: Human Race Theatre On Golden Pond, produced by the Human Race Theatre Company, is simple and warm
Review by Lissa Gapultos of Small Engine Repair: Clifton Players he setting of Clifton Performance Theatre“™s Small Engine Repair is Frank“™s repair shop, which encompasses
Review by Laurel Humes of Equus: Incline Theatre Be sure to take a thinking person with you to Warsaw Federal Incline Theatre“™s production of Equus.
Review by Doug Iden of Equus: Incline Theatre Peter Shaffer“™s 1973 masterwork Equus galloped onto the Warsaw Federal Incline Theatre Stage this weekend. Named for
From powerhouse solo acts to collaborative ensembles, this year proved once again: the Cincinnati Fringe Festival isn’t just alive—it’s thriving
This isn’t just smile-worthy funny. This is gut-busting, shoulder-shaking, deep-belly-laugh funny.
Greetings Cincy Fringers!
