The Order of the Little Sisters of Scaggsville have a hit on their hands, and so does Toby’s. This laugh-out-loud spree begins as we are treated to a brief but hilarious explanation of the reason for the show.
Salem! The Musical was certainly crass and annoying, which fits the description of this production to a T. Campy? Not so much.
Another Picnic at the Asylum is not an easy piece to watch, but it is valuable for anyone who has encountered a parent, sibling or friend with mental illness.
If blood makes you squeamish, skip it, but you’ll be missing the fun.
Lysistrata, the Musical! is terrific adult entertainment on a hot summer night.
This show has it all. Hard rocking rhythm, low-tech post-apocalyptic storytelling and kick-ass musical performances.
This fabulous, tough to watch production made me cry.
A marvelous combination of entertaining music and thoughtful story, wrapped up in the glitter and glamor of the 60s.
From Paul Nasto’s musical direction (music, perfectly timed and tuned), to Amy Carson’s tight choreography that pulls no punches, to the rare triple threats of actors who can sing AND dance, this production has it all right.
The characters of Arsenic and Old Lace are icons of the theatre, brought to life by director Gayle Negri, producer Michael O’Donnell and their dee-lightful cast and crew. There’s lovely chemistry between each of the characters.