Dominion Stage Altar Boyz
By Joe Adcock • Oct 7th, 2010 • Category: ReviewsBy fusing the waning vigor of Catholic spoof comedy with by-gone boy group vitality, however, Altar Boyz demonstrates the well-known staying power of hybrids.
By fusing the waning vigor of Catholic spoof comedy with by-gone boy group vitality, however, Altar Boyz demonstrates the well-known staying power of hybrids.
Other than some pacing and minor line issues, this was an enjoyable performance.
A spectacularly performed production.
No Rules Theater Company has produced a fantastic show with an extremely talented cast of actors.
Overall, I enjoyed this production, and you do not need to be a stamp collector to understand what is occurring. Greed and selfishness are universal.
On the whole, Springfield Community Theatre has organized an enjoyable evening of 1930’s radio drama. The visuals were basic, the stories were interesting, but a bit drawn out.
Overall, The Spitfire Grill is an enjoyable show with a great story and delightful musical numbers.
Overall, the subtle humor of the first act during the setup of the couple’s lives and the tension of how will Amanda and Elyot fight in the second and third acts led to a satisfying show.
This was a fun show, performed in a style not commonly seen, and did not take itself too seriously.
Overall, Hamlet was a fine introduction of the Gregory Family Theatre to Vpstart Crow.