Under the world’s largest White Big Top a new art form synthesizes stallions, stunts, stilts, circus, cinema, sight and sound f the circus is for “children of all ages” Montreal-based Cavalia’s Odysseo extravaganza is for spectators, young and old, who are willing to embark upon an odyssey of awe, from Africa’s savanna and Sahara desert […]
Judy, Judy, Judy!
END OF THE RAINBOW THEATRE REVIEW he star (Tracie Bennett), playwright (Peter Quilter) and director (Terry Johnson) of the Tony Award nominated End of the Rainbow are all Brits, and this Judy Garland bio-play is appropriately set in London. After a series of show biz and personal setbacks, Garland sought a career reboot there in […]
Grapes of Wrath: “All Aroun’ in the Dark”
THE GRAPES OF WRATH Theatre Review on’t miss this inspiring theatrical adaptation of The Grapes of Wrath, the rabblerousing, pro-union Depression-era classic that, alas, remains as timely now as the day John Steinbeck wrote it in 1939. With imaginative mise-en-scene, sets, props and an integrated use of live music, A Noise Within’s production brings […]
Michael’s Daughter: Daring to Look Back
ichael’s Daughter,” the one-woman play written and performed by Ciera Payton, quilts together family dysfunction, drug addiction, and the weight of growing up biracial in the Deep South into a loving, bluesy jazz riff on one woman’s ability to surmount forces that would surely crush a lesser soul. In telling her own life’s story, Payton […]
Holy HUAC: Goodbye, Louie…Hello!
Holy HUAC! A well-intentioned, if schmaltzy, look at Hollywood’s Blacklist by a king of the sitcoms. he best thing about Goodbye, Louie… Hello! is its progressive politics, which makes this dramedy part of contemporary theatre’s strong, ongoing left-leaning trend. Written by sitcom veteran Allan Manings, who suffered the slings and arrows of the Hollywood Blacklist’s […]
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