Category: Theatre
THROUGH 9/22: Good – Maybe Even Good Enough: Theatre Raleigh’s BULL DURHAM at Duke’s Reynolds Theatre
DURHAM, NC – Let’s not be disingenuous. Only one critical question really counts when...
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BNS’ Production of “Clyde’s” Serves Up a Delicious Seize-the-Food Message
CHARLOTTE, NC – Over a lazy Duke Ellington piano riff that becomes indelible almost as soon...
Read MoreTHROUGH 9/22: Spirit Gum Theatre Company’s Marjorie Prime Explores Memory, Death, and AI with Heart and Humor
WINSTON-SALEM, NC – A young man with all the time in the world converses sweetly and warily with a charming, if emotional, 85-year-old woman, and a lifetime of grief, confusion, and anger give way to compassion and...
Read MoreRevisiting Old Hollywood with By the Way, Meet Vera Stark at Theatre in the Park
RALEIGH, NC – The quotation is famous; the source, less so. “We all know that Art is not truth,” Picasso wrote in a letter to Mexican artist, writer and exhibitor Marius de Zayas. “Art is a lie that makes...
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THROUGH 9/8: Laughing Good Time with Big Dawg Productions’ The 39 Steps
WILMINGTON, NC – How do you sell an in-joke to an audience? On paper, this should be the...
Read MoreNew Company’s First Production Gives Modern Scourge a Very Human Face: Vixen Theatre’s A KID LIKE JAKE
RALEIGH, NC – A good friend of mine entered second grade this week. While babysitting for the family earlier in the pandemic, I’d noticed their already iconoclastic tastes in fashion: tie-died t-shirt and dungarees...
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THROUGH 9/1: Sihr Theatre’s Shining City Brings Hope of a Shining Future for a Young Theatre Company
WILMINGTON, NC – It is remarkable to me, that as long as I have been reviewing theater in...
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Through 9/29: Paperhand Puppet Intervention’s EARTH & SKY
CHAPEL HILL, NC – This summer’s political party conventions? Strictly small potatoes....
Read MoreMovie Lore Mystery Probes Women’s Exploitation in Arts and Academe: Brave New Classics’ HITCHCOCK BLONDE
DURHAM, NC – It’s tempting to call British playwright Terry Johnson’s time-shifting drama, Hitchcock Blonde, an intellectual thriller for film fans and be done with it. It’s built, after all, on the movie...
Read MoreTHROUGH 9/15 – Raleigh Little Theatre Comes Out Of Its Shell With Something Rotten!
RALEIGH, NC – Why did the egg regret being in an omelet? It wasn’t all it was cracked up to be. Raleigh Little Theatre’s Something Rotten! was far from rotten – it was fresh, organic, and new. Karey and...
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Readers’ Theatre Premiere of “Turning 15 on the Road to Freedom” Delights and Inspires Big Crowd at International Black Theatre Festival
WINSTON-SALEM – Lynda Blackmon Lowery’s play, Turning 15 on the Road to Freedom: my...
Read MoreTHROUGH 8/3: Heritage Delivers Powerful Message About Home, Community, Betrayal, Creativity, Identity, and Love
WINSTON-SALEM – JuCoby Johnson’s Heritage shook the rafters of the Ring Theatre at Wake Forest University with a heartbreaking and heartwarming show about community, creativity, church music, and punk rock. Produced...
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