REVIEW: La Bete on Broadway
High brow play meets low brow production. Will it work? We'll have to wait and see.
High brow play meets low brow production. Will it work? We'll have to wait and see.
It's wonderful seeing two such accomplished actors that complement each other so well and that have such an easy going yet professional rapport.
A metaphorical mishap directed by Mark Brokaw and written by Julia Cho.
It's a ninety minute miracle of unadulterated, uncensored craziness.
Tackling a production of John Osborne's 1956 “angry young man” play - Look Back in Anger - is a daunting task.
An inspired musical journey of love, betrayal and forgiveness. It's one hell of an enjoyable trip.
One of the most magical nights of musical theatre. You will be enthralled and exhausted from cheering.
Love is spoken about and sung about but somehow you don't fall in love with the show as a whole.
Oral sex isn't what it used to be. “The DEEP THROAT sex scandal” deals with sex, politics and porn and is directed by Jerry Douglas in a cartoon like manner. Sometimes hitting th…
Director Anthony Marsellis has mined all the drama, the humor and the dance in this unusual theatrical piece that defies categorization.
How it got this far is a mystery that even Agatha Christie couldn't supply an acceptable answer for.
What a great score. Possibly some songs that could make it from the show and onto the charts.
With a sharp wit, satirical barbs and basic honesty the creators have come up with a truly original way of presenting some well worn characters and situations.
Spanning from 1934 to 1947, this true story of British miners known as The Ashington Group, who unexpectedly become well know artists, is truly fascinating.
The cast couldn't be better to bring to life the endless groan inducing gags, double entendres, puns and play on words and zany antics of the ridiculous plot.
For fans of Shaw and Cherry Jones this is a grand, beautifully designed opportunity.
Engaging and unconventional. Inventive and romantic.
It is refreshing, delightful, charming and intelligent.
. Mr. Beaty's strong underlying message of faith, hope and taking care of the children is omnipresent. To do whatever it takes, despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles to make it throug…
A dud drowning in vintage humor and variety type skit jokes that sometimes land or more often land with a thud.
A dud drowning in vintage humor and variety type skit jokes that sometimes land or more often land with a thud.
It's hardly entertaining or illuminating. I couldn't wait to get home and listen to "The Ballad of Booth" from Stephen Sondheim's Assassins.
The quality of acting is exceptional and the direction by Colette Robert is intriguing. With some more work "When Last We Flew" could really take flight.
War vet and hero, John Williams' adjustment to coming home is examined superficially. Did I mention that he's dead?
Holy Moly! Justin Moran (Book & Lyrics) and Christopher Pappas (Music) have written a terrific and thoroughly entertaining soft rock score for Pope! A clever and hip musical