It’s a terrific, cleverly-written and utterly captivating piece of theatre that deserves all the high praise it’s receiving.
Archives for November 2017
The Cuckoo’s Theatre Project needs more finesse in many areas to make Jonathan Larson’s pre-‘RENT’ work really ‘Tick’
That being said, the energy of this piece, when directed in a productive manner—humorous or otherwise—is invigorating; moreover, the spunk and pep of the performers does create a particular likability that makes the musical more accessible.
Paramount’s ‘Elf the Musical’ delivers enough yuletide joy to keep everyone singing
Despite her character’s initial reluctance to sing, thank God she does, because Samantha Pauly’s voice is one that belongs in those “choirs of angels” we’ll be treated to on every radio station for the next month.
Charismatic Garrett Allain’s one-man ‘Altered Boy’ explores his truths about life and afterlife
I really enjoy seeing plays where the majority of the audience is anything other than old, straight and white. It’s always a sign that the work is going to have a different take on the world.
This year, Mitchell J. Fain’s endearing ‘Santaland’ oozes even greater affection
Not a story about elves talking to people, but people talking to people, gathered in close.
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