Stories by Clifford Lee Johnson III

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58 stories by "Clifford Lee Johnson III"

NY Review: 'Voca People' by Clifford Lee Johnson III

Virtuoso a cappella singing combines with old-fashioned vaudeville in this appealing sci-fi–tinged entertainment that's equal parts Blue Man Group and Seven Dwarves.

SOURCE: Backstage at 8:00am on July 12, 2011☆⚑

Ajax in Iraq by Clifford Lee Johnson III

The tragic fates of the Greek warrior Ajax and a female American soldier in Iraq are intertwined in this well-meaning but uneven anti-war play.

SOURCE: Backstage at 2:48am on June 9, 2011☆⚑

Any Night by Clifford Lee Johnson III

The theatrical thriller proves to be alive and well in this tale of a woman suffering from severe sleepwalking problems who becomes involved with her too-good-to-be-true upstairs neighbor.

SOURCE: Backstage at 8:00am on June 8, 2011☆⚑

Angel of the Amazon by Clifford Lee Johnson III

Passionate arias and shaky playwriting combine to tell the story of a nun murdered for her courageous defense of the Amazon rainforest.

SOURCE: Backstage at 7:09am on May 12, 2011☆⚑

Carson McCullers Talks About Love by Clifford Lee Johnson III

Suzanne Vega's cool, insinuating voice and smoldering stage presence transform her musical monologue about Carson McCullers into an original and evocative performance piece.

SOURCE: Backstage at 8:00am on May 5, 2011☆⚑

Julia by Clifford Lee Johnson III

Despite a brace of impassioned performances, Vince Melocchi's play suffers from a contrived plot that ultimately makes it difficult to take seriously.

SOURCE: Backstage at 7:15am on April 27, 2011☆⚑

Devouring the Humana Festival by Clifford Lee Johnson III

A front-line report from one of America’s most important new play festivals I touch down in Louisville, Kentucky on a Friday afternoon and board a van that whisks me to my hotel. I dro…

SOURCE: TDF at 4:53pm on April 4, 2011☆⚑

NY Review: 'Tomorrow Morning' by Clifford Lee Johnson III

Triple-threat author Laurence Mark Wythe proves a talented new musical theater artist, but his musical, though smart and pleasant from moment to moment, suffers from unoriginality.

SOURCE: Backstage at 11:44am on March 31, 2011☆⚑

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