Overall, Jake’s Women was a well performed show, but the exploration that has to occur in Jake’s life and mind takes a lot of time to occur, resulting in a show-paced production, with just enough zip to keep the audience interested in what will happen with Jake.
Travels With My Aunt was an interesting, fast paced show.
This is a production you simply won’t want to miss.
The most exciting thing about this play is that it immediately strikes up conversation. During the show many heads were nodding as audience members were able to recognize themselves or other people through the characters’ dialogue.
The Order of the Little Sisters of Scaggsville have a hit on their hands, and so does Toby’s. This laugh-out-loud spree begins as we are treated to a brief but hilarious explanation of the reason for the show.
Greater Tuna is a series of vignettes centered around radio station OKKK in the podunk town of Tuna, Texas.
Equus has some mature themes and simulated sex that includes male nudity — definitely not a show for kids. However, the excellent demonstration of minimalist theater coupled with a well-performed and thought-provoking script makes this an excellent conversation piece.
It’s been said that you should never discuss religion or politics in polite company. The Savannah Disputation shows what happens when you ignore that advice and invite an evangelical missionary to have dinner with your priest.
The Elden Street Players have gone against the conventional wisdom by shattering the Broadway tried-and-true mold and created a thoroughly entertaining production.
The Sterling Playmakers has assembled a huge cast, a wonderful orchestra, delightful choreography, colorful sets and costumes to create the spectacle of Lerner and Lowe’s Brigadoon.