236 stories by "David Walters"
In three acts, that give the title its plural, the story is told by a dynamite ensemble cast helmed by Nicole Ari Parker as she ages backward 70 years assembling a family and home out of tho…
An enchanting and wonderful gift to all who attend.
"How can you talk about the beauty of Russian culture?" an actor screams while throwing a tomato at the storyteller. "It's disgusting!" I clutch my child puppet with the missing limb closer …
The fun this terrific ensemble is having presenting this 10th century story is infectious and the silliness of it all is a joy to be part of.
What makes this play intriguing is the space between, the quiet of mind in its many forms juxtaposed with the noise of forced intention that is so poignant in its playing.Â
Stephen Hawking said, "The development of full artificial intelligence could spell the end of the human race." "Not to worry," says the AI in Bioadapted, "Eradicating humanity seems like a r…
As Noel Coward said, "It is discouraging how many people are shocked by honesty and how few by deceit."
When a singer doesn't just sing a song, but endows it with self, that's where the magic happens.
Somewhere in the middle of nowhere is a speakeasy in the sky… here the band is swinging, the singer singing, the tapper tapping, and a burlesque dancer peeling away all the layers of the o…
It's a safe fun evening, as you'll know what you're going to get, with just a little more razzle-dazzle thrown in.
A reason to go back in the water.
It's summer 2008 at 37 Bittersweet Lane in Azurest, the 3rd generational home of brother and sister Ben Walters (Gil Tucker) and Deanna (Walters) Saunders (Kenya Wilson).
You won't get many an opportunity to watch this play, this is a strong cast, well directed, so if you're interested in Tennessee Williams, do take the opportunity to read up on the play to b…
No death here. just great fun, a rollick. Well worth seeing.
With an acerbic wit, a biting sting, disregard for propriety on any touchy subject, and a twisted bent on observation, David Mills, an ex-ex-pat recently self-removed from the UK (due to dis…
What a piece of work is a play, and this enduring piece of work, under the stars in Central Park, is a must for your summer wishlist.
You're going to see something huge, in story, in music, in vision, in movement, and in vocal talent that will stay with you for a long time.
A captivating, toe tapping ride with the top down and the radio cranked up high.
I honestly have to say that I will walk a little differently on this planet after experiencing this show.
Their objective is to give a theatrical voice to an urban population that doesn't often get the chance to be seen in a theatrical way.
As Gail said, "Plenty of ways to die right here. Plenty of ways to live, too."
What Anthony Nunziata gave to us that evening was not only himself but everything that he had experienced in his life prior to walking up on that stage. It takes artistic courage to open one…
City Lyric Opera is presenting artistically approachable opera for those of you who may be hesitant, for anyone that may be doubtful if opera could speak to you, affect you, or entertain.
It's a smorgasbord of theatrical delights, especially for those that know and love theater.
It must have been a delightful rehearsal process for director Daniel Sullivan as these two women discovered their characters and built their relationships. It was a delight to experience the…
