REVIEW: Don’t “Let it Go”–Check out CSC’s “Midsummer”
The stars of the show and the triumphant climax comes from the Mechanicals - a set of tradesmen hired to perform at the Duke’s upcoming wedding. Imagine the zeal of a high school drama club with half the talent and double the personality. Miranda McGee milks every moment as...
REVIEW: CSC’s “Midsummer” is Magical
...the genius breath of magic here is adding the Q-Kidz, tremendously talented local acrobatic dancers who embodied the fun, chaotic, mischievous energy of mystical northern faeries. ...
REVIEW: “Let The Right One In” at CCM
If you are like me and enjoy things psychological and macabre, Let The Right One In may serve as a wonderful choice for an evening at the theatre in the cool month of October. ...
REVIEW: ‘Let the Right One In’ is Bloody Good
When you can root for a blood-sucking vampire even as she rips out and eats a human heart, you know the production is doing something right. A perfect mixture of true crime, romance, and thrills that will ring in the Halloween season the right way--even if you don’t let...
REVIEW: “Wrecking Ball” by Cincinnati Shakespeare Company
Even if you have never been in the writers’ room yourself, Wrecking Ball is an honest, relatable story for anyone who ever felt passionate about something. It is a tale which touches all manner of humans and Mx. Camblin is an epic storyteller. ...
REVIEW: CSC’s Powerful “Wrecking Ball” a Smash
Wrecking Ball is a great new play which has something for everybody: themes to chew on, characters to love or hate, nostalgia for the old sitcoms. It is definitely one to discuss. My spouse ranks it as one of his new favorite plays because it forces you to think...
REVIEW: “Gaslight” Captivating at CSC
Director Courtney Sale keeps you on the edge of your seat....
REVIEW: “Gaslight” at Cincy Shakes Does Not Dim
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...