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Is it a tall tale or a story larger-than-life? Big Fish the Musical blends these concepts together over at the Chance Theater, in the stage vision adapted from Tim Burton’s popular movie from 2003. Continue Reading
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Written by Scotty Keister
Much is made in David Lindsay-Abaire’s Good People of the notion of equality of opportunity; that is, anyone who works hard enough can get ahead in America. Then the rest of the play goes on to flatly disprove it. The average Joe requires not only hard work, but opportunity, brains, connections and even a little luck to get anywhere, especially if one hails from the Southie neighborhood of Boston. Continue Reading
Jacqueline Bircher
Nicole Lauren
Talk Back Theater will present a reading of Another Revolution, a new play by Jacqueline Bircher.
Kat and Henry, two graduate students from opposing scientific disciplines, are forced to share a lab at Columbia University in 1968. Amid interpersonal differences, a campus devolving into political chaos, and the uncertainty and turmoil of the outside world, they each discover what it’s like to be thrown into someone else’s orbit. Taken from the website
March 8th 2018
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Written by Alina Mae Wilson
While I can understand the heart behind the production of Violet, the realism the playwright tries to bring into this story is so far off it would have been better if it was just imaginary. However, this production’s talented cast keeps the audience’s attention with well-practiced action and drama.
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Deflection and reflection. In Lauren Yee’s play, In a Word, now running at Chance Theater, words matter. The behavior of its characters is reflected in how they use words. Many times the same words are used over and over again but adopt different meanings with each use, as the characters choose to use the words to deflect or reflect the truth. Continue Reading
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Like a version of Our Town on acid, Will Eno’s Middletown traverses the boundaries of small town American life, from underground to outer space, propelled by humor, insight and passion. Trevor Bishop ably directs this creative and dazzling Chance Theater production which runs through May 21. Continue Reading
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Each character brought both life and insight. The audience was literally transported to a post slav...
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I 100% full force disagree with this review. This show was put together so well, not only is it an a...
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This piece of theatre has left me as a changed person. I walked away from the theatre with an overwh...
ShowI've enjoyed this play many times (one of my favorites) over the years. This was one of the best. ...
ShowGotta disagree with review. I loved this show. It's got a completely unique take on the apocalypse s...
ShowEach character brought both life and insight. The audience was literally transported to a post slav...
ShowI 100% full force disagree with this review. This show was put together so well, not only is it an a...
ShowThis piece of theatre has left me as a changed person. I walked away from the theatre with an overwh...
Show