
REVIEW: Yes, And…IFCincy Cincinnati Has an Improv Festival
At the Know Theatre this weekend, something funny is happening. Literally.

At the Know Theatre this weekend, something funny is happening. Literally.

Once Upon a Mattress is a reminder of why fairy tales and musical theater continue to enchant audiences. It’s silly, sweet, wonderfully theatrical

Jasmine Bouldin, Hannah Gregory, and Patrick Earl Phillips carry the entire production on their backs. They do so with the kind of stamina and comic

Tommy Sanders anchors the production as Evan Hansen…His performance earns both empathy and tears.

It’s always refreshing when a production—especially one that evokes so much emotion—doesn’t try to outshine the material but instead lets it speak.

Little Women is a story about the tension between who we are, who we’re expected to be, and who we want to become.

From the beginning, the emotions are so palpable that the language almost became secondary.

Each performer is stronger than the next. Fully committed, bursting with energy, and completely embodying their iconic characters in their own unique ways, the cast

Rader’s work is a compelling blend of tragedy and hope, peppered with laughter before erupting into full-blown tragedy.

At the Know Theatre this weekend, something funny is happening. Literally.

Neil’s advice to anyone curious about improv is simple: give it a try.