Overall, I Left my Heart – A Salute to the Music of Tony Bennet was well-done, but there was nothing about it that was really incredible or that blew away the audience.
The Wedding Singer is a delightful musical adaptation of the 1998 Adam Sandler-Drew Barrymore romantic comedy.
In all a terrific production, with two of the best comic performances seen this year.
The beautiful sets, costumes and strong performances of Imagination Stage’s Perseus Bayou are more than able to hold the audience’s attention.
Frozen is a huge show in terms of making us think and question the human condition, and truly a wonderful show to see.
The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee was a fun show, but actually not for kids.
This adaptation by Marquéz’s fellow Colombians Jorge Alí Triana and Carlos José Reyes is an engaging and imaginative rendition of a bizarre tale.
LMP’s The Man Who Came To Dinner was a funny production, with a few rough spots with lines that should improve as the show continues its four week run.
I must say this production should be seen. I tip my hat to The Arlington Players for offering this classic work for all of us in the community to see.
The Heritage-O’Neill Theater Company’s Requiem for a Heavyweight wasn’t a knock-out, but it put on a good show.