Synetic Theater’s Genesis Reboot is a substantially intricate piece; yet, it still manages to maintain accessibility. I can’t possibly give you a complete picture of what to expect, and that is precisely why you ought to consider seeing it yourself.
Keegan Theatre’s take on this Neil Simon piece is a gratifying theatre experience. It will undoubtedly make you laugh–and also think a little, too.
While this production is not exactly a perfect marriage (pun intended), I think Faction of Fools is on to something here.
1st Stage’s production of Parfumerie, a Hungarian play by Miklos Laszlo, simultaneously radiates the bright colors of a romantic comedy and reveals the beauty of day-to-day life in a Budapest perfume shop.
Shakespeare Theatre Company’s production of Much Ado About Nothing demonstrates a commendable effort to refresh this well-known comedy; yet, it is not without its faults.
Arena Stage’s presentation of Oregon Shakespeare Festival’s Equivocation is the kind of theatre that offers a bang for the buck. Equivocation shows a depth and a humor that needs to be experienced instead of read about.
LTA’s Noises Off was, overall, a wild ride with few bumps in the road.