THEATRE REVIEWS
Inspiration doesn’t hold up in Cygnet’s fair postdiluvian epic
Fish soup is a pretty good remedy for the rainy-day blues, especially when the storm may well be the last. In Cygnet Theatre’s murky ‘When the Rain Stops Falling,’ fish soup is all that’s on the menu — but an overwrought story relegates it to a household curiosity.
Read MoreWhen in Nome, Sherlock Holmes?
The play features a number of clever ideas that are sure to entertain audiences but also some lumpiness in the writing of this world premiere that will surely disappoint some Holmes fans…
Read MoreComical Havoc in Terre Haute, Indiana
Season 2016 of Lamb’s Players Theatre starts with a revival of a popular farcical hit. Artistic Director, Robert Smyth, previously staged Larry Shue’s beloved comedy, The Nerd, which received raves from critics and audiences.
Read MoreIF She’s a Star THEN Here’s Her Ride
Idina Menzel’s name is over the title of the touring musical “If/Then.” a certain and long-established badge of a genuine Broadway star. And the show around her is built to take full advantage of her voice and presence.
Read More‘Irving Berlin’ Spends the Holidays in La Jolla
Hershey Felder is spending the holidays in La Jolla, and his fans will rejoice…
Read MoreHonoring a Very Special Christmas Eve
During prior seasons, the Diversionary Theatre has produced unconventional Christmas shows. Last year, the LGBT Company presented Tru, a monodrama where Truman Capote reflected on his fascinating life right around the holidays.
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