There were a few line problems and opening night jitters, which should go away as performances continue, but the problems still allowed for Neil Simon’s comedy to shine through.
The Wind in the Willows will entertain children and adults alike. And – best of all – there isn’t a bad seat in the house!
This show is suitable for theatergoers as young as seven as well as adults. It’s a great family option for an afternoon or evening’s entertainment.
A drama that will make you laugh while you are contemplating the frailty of life.
Visit to a Small Planet holds up very well today — as the current American Century Theater production demonstrates.
Productions of Shakespeare’s The Merchant of Venice keep getting darker and darker, grittier and grittier. The admirable Shakespeare Theatre production further ups the pace by eroding shaky comedy and heightening rock-hard tragedy.
The Solid Gold Cadillac hasn’t aged well, with many obscure references. The humor is present, but scattered throughout the play, so it’s never quite able to overcome the script itself.
Adventure Theatre’s Charlotte’s Web is a beautifully told tale that should bring a tear to your eye.
Despite the challenges these men and women face everyday, including working full-time jobs, these actors worked hard putting this production together for a responsive and appreciative audience on Friday evening.
In sum, if you’ve ever wondered what it’s like behind the scenes at a theater company, Young Turg is one possibility. The cynicism is quite possible, while the drama of the personal relationships could be at any organization.