‘Christmas Carol with Charles Dickens’ a most unusual play
A Christmas Carol with Charles Dickens does indeed have all of the important elements of the more typical version of
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Gray Studios presents “Antony and Cleopatra” the musical
Some many months ago in a secret location there was a meeting of three of the most important theatrical people
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Absolutely one of — if not the most popular of — William Shakespeare’s great comedic plays A Midsummer Night’s Dream
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It’s only one street and just three homes and it is all happening in ancient Rome well before the
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In the afternoon of December 27, 2007, former Pakistani Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto gave a speech at a Pakistan Peoples
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A classic Christmas comedy that is focused almost entirely on one young lad’s passionate desire to own a Red Ryder
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I will confess that when my friend and sometimes collaborator Paul Gant invited me to see a show at The
Read moreOpen Fist delivers with “deLEARious”
In a style reminiscent of Mel Brooks and Monte Python the Open Fist Theatre Company has launched a revival of
Read moreNavigating with “A Map of Virtue”
There is a new team in town, an experimental theatre company called “Barker Room Rep” and they are strutting their
Read moreHave a laugh at “The Man Who Came to Dinner”
Written by Moss Hart and George S. Kaufman The Man Who Came to Dinner was first produced on stage in
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