The Taming of the Shrew is an occasionally charming and often bewildering take on a classic Shakespearean comedy that begs the question “is this show still relevant as a comedy?”
Vienna Theatre Company’s performance of Circle Mirror Transformation tries to involve the audience, but often just gives enough information to interest not satisfy.
Signature Theatre’s production is not without flaws but does deliver a musical that is lively and very enjoyable.
Although the show has some faults, Lazy Susan Dinner Theatre’s production of A Christmas Carol is ultimately enjoyable thanks in large part to its infusion of traditional music.
Whereas the traditional It’s a Wonderful Life serves as a heart-swelling nod to the value of friendship, Wonderful Life takes you on a quiet journey that reflects the prize of peace within self.
It’s impossible to ever replicate a classic but this show gives you all the elements. If you want to see a Christmas musical with a smooth crooner, an elegant chanteuse and a spunky dancing couple this show fits the bill.
Out of Order is a quick-witted comedy, which was ultimately well executed and provides a happy escape into the world of politics.