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- Matt O''Neill
While driven by some commendably staggering performances from Iaheto Ah Hi and Taokia Pelesasa, it’s actually an incredibly shallow, unfocused work.
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- Marika Bryant
I was wonderfully exhausted after two hours of full-on narrative, soul-searching songs sung with heartfelt gusto and harmonies to cry for!
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- Lauren Sherritt
Berthold’s rendition certainly had audiences laughing throughout its entirety on opening night, charmed by a cast of characters each loveable in their own way.
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- Kelli Rogers
She Would Walk the Sky is visually engaging, graceful and frenetic theatre that blends the best of circus, music and prose.
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- Matt O''Neill
A mammoth undertaking, Underground finds director Jeremy Neideck and collaborators building an entire venue (in the style of a Korean speak-easy bar, no less) to tell a fantastical story of love, loss, discovery.
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- Kelli Rogers
Those who know of and love Beckett’s body of work will relish this 21st century incarnation of one of his radio plays.
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- Kelli Rogers
The Dark Garden Unplugged is Paul McDermott’s cabaret creation that combines and showcases what he does best.
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