Tag: Covedale Theatre

Okay, so this author’s favorite silly antic actors are, drum roll please, Rita (Katie McCarthy) and Rhoda (Kelsey Schwarber) .  They are chorus girls who flirt with Phil and have you rolling in laughter.  Thank you for making me laugh and laugh and laugh....

This is a bright, fun, entertaining bit of holiday fluff, filled with great music, good dancing and singing and enough humor to make it a very satisfying production....

Freaky Friday is a really enjoyable time at the theatre for all ages. With a hint of magic, it is particularly appropriate for “spooky season” and has a lot of catchy tunes and fun dances....

The show is an interesting juxtaposition of reality and silliness... It is also about exploring and, if possible, repairing relationships.  ...

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 by Katrina Reynolds I’m not partial to musicals – however, the exceptions to this rule are strong and steady. Fortunately for this reviewer, one of those exceptions is currently playing at Covedale Center for the Performing Arts. After having seen Taming of the Shrew at Cincinnati Shakespeare Company...

This show has blended a classic, tongue-in-cheek Broadway spoof with an excellent cast of singers, dancers and actors. The show is a lot of fun featuring Cole Porter’s best score. ...

Review by Molly Alderson Ladies and Gentlemen, please fasten your seatbelts and put your tray tables in the upright and locked position. The Covedale Center for the Performing Arts production of “Boeing, Boeing,” written by Marc Camoletti, is about to take off! “Boeing, Boeing” is a classic farce, showcasing...