“Spirit Force Five” is a Hilarious Reminder of Innocent Times
By Bradley Laas We live in a day and age where we are constantly inundated with negative news. Times feel and, quite […]
Month: July 2018
American Players Theatre: Four Days + Five Plays = Five Standing Ovations
Highlights of the 2018 American Theater Critics Association Conference in Spring Green, Wisconsin. By Beverly Friend, PHD, Member American Theater Critics Association […]
Support Group For Men is a hilarious look at masculinity today
Review by Karen Topham, American Theatre Critics Association member. Ellen Fairey’s new play, the bluntly named Support Group For Men, which is […]
“Not One Batu” highlights the darker side of Hawaii
by Bradley Laas Hawaii is a magical place to us midwesterners. It is that dream vacation that we scrimp and save for. […]
The impressive “Tilikum” is not a play about whales
Reviewed by Joe DeRosa; photo by Jonathan L. Green “You can’t worship walls and be free.” —Kristiana Rae Colon, Tilikum Before […]
“Waitress” Is the Recipe for a Perfect Evening
Review by Karen Topham, American Theatre Critics Association member; photos by Joan Marcus. Recipe for Everything You Could Desire in a Musical […]