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June 18, 2009

Youth! Glittering, Glittering Youth! SEE spent the weekend ducking the sun at Nextfest — but it was pretty bright in there as well by Michelle Garcia, Paul Matwychuk and Marliss Weber

June 4, 2009

Definitely Not The Opera Leona Brausen hilariously murders the classical canon as Florence Foster Jenkins in Glorious! by Kathleen Bell

May 21, 2009

Step Right Up And Shoot A President! Assassins challenges and delights, even if its reach ultimately exceeds its grasp by Michael Hingston

May 14, 2009

Some Buddy To Love Darrin Hagen’s inventive new play trains an unblinking camera lens upon male friendship by Jessica Earle

May 7, 2009

It’s No Accident That “Poe” Rhymes With “Woe” The miserable life of the gothic poet and novelist gets the full Catalyst treatment in Nevermore by Marliss Weber
Love Will Tear You Apart It’s hard to tell love apart from codependency and addiction in NLT’s ugly/beautiful drama by Marliss Weber

April 30, 2009

You Dropped A Baum On Me The Citadel’s production of The Wizard Of Oz proves there’s no place like homegrown theatre by Jessica Earle
Grim Reappearer A long-lost son returns to his grief-stricken family — maybe — in Elyne Quan’s powerful Stray by Marliss Weber

April 16, 2009

Shakespeare’s Assister In Exit, Pursued by Bard, David Belke finds fresh comedy in ol’ Shakey’s centuries-old oeuvre by Clara Loginov

April 9, 2009

Pederson And The Wolf An imaginative boy escapes his drunken father — but only temporarily — in Extinction Song by Michael Hingston

April 2, 2009

Roberto’s Rule Of Disorder Roberto Zucco takes place in a world so depraved, the scenes with the murdering rapist is a relief by Clara Loginov

March 26, 2009

Starving Artist Is Shivering As Well Even if the first half of A Year of Winter leaves you cold, the second half will thaw you out by Michael Hingston

March 19, 2009

With So Little To Be Sure Of It’s hard to come to firm conclusions in Doubt, but the performances are unambiguously great by Kathleen Bell
My Father Read Me Mein Kampf The son of a Nazi doctor is wracked by displaced guilt in Hannah Moscovitch’s East of Berlin by Clara Loginov

March 5, 2009

Those Who Love Me Can Take The Train Adam Burgess and Kendra Connor find love (eventually) aboard the Last Train to Nibroc by Michael Hingston
Hangin' With The Rome Boys The Citadel’s production of Julius Caesar is gripping ... at least whenever Caesar is onstage by Warren Haas

February 26, 2009

Some Performance(s) The cast of Some Girl(s) gives complex life to Neil LaBute’s serial dumper and his four dumpees by Marliss Weber

February 19, 2009

I'll Meet You In The Sweet Buy And Buy The consumption-crazy city of Megalopolis feels a lot like Edmonton in satirical Hello, Hello by Marliss Weber

February 12, 2009

The Very Model Of A Modern Major Barbara It’s the Obama age, but Joshua Dalledonne’s unrepentant arms merchant conjures up memories by Kathleen Bell
We’re All In This Together A Life in the Day’s characters connect with everybody in the theatre ... except the audience by Michael Hingston
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