PWLT’s Frankenstein combined some interesting special effects, some fine acting, and a Halloween-appropriate show made for an enjoyable production.
Overall the show was enjoyable, despite some performance flaws and would definitely recommend it to audience members.
In general, FCT’s season opening production of Little Shop of Horrors was a fun show, but serious theatre-lovers will be extremely frustrated by the sound problems.
Excalibur! was a fun piece, just long enough that young audience memebrs can get an introduction to the theatre and be entertained without being spoken down to.
Noel Coward’s Waiting In the Wings is truly an enjoyable play, despite a few slow spots.
All in all, Castaways’ The Miracle Worker was enjoyable, but still needed some work.
Steamy, sexy, and full of pizzazz, the Kensington Arts Theatre’s production of Chicago is an evening of pure fun.
Murder in Green Meadows was an enjoyable production, especially if you are tired of Agatha Christie and other traditional thrillers.
Once the joyful music started and Spot and his friends appeared, the action of this hour-long production kept everyone’s attention, children and adults alike.
This was a funny show, but most of the laughter was due to Neil Simon’s writing. Pacing issues were the most serious problem, reducing the humor of the play.