Tag: Comedy

REVIEW: CCM’s “Sweet Charity” is Joyful

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." ...

REVIEW: “Bright Star” Shines at Covedale

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. ...

REVIEW: CSC’s “The Importance of Being Earnest”

Highly recommended for anyone who has not ever seen a production of The Importance of Being Earnest or has not seen one in quite some time to be sure to attend. There are many things about Mr. Wilde’s writing that are timeless - and laughter is no small part...

REVIEW: Carnegie’s “Guys and Dolls”

You will love Guys & Dolls more than just a bushel and a peck. The Carnegie’s production of the golden age classic is amazing. Truly a must-see. Everything from the singing, the dancing, the music, and the humor delights your senses. ...