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Wednesday, February 10,2010
Theater

25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee & Too Much Memory

Speak and Spell: Local theater productions find humor and pathos in the power of words.

By City Weekly Staff
The show, which as the title suggests, is really a middle school spelling bee, is full of zany characters, clever songs, intentionally ridiculous choreography and adolescent pathos...
Wednesday, December 9,2009
Theater

Messiah: A Community Celebration

Nontraditional Traditions: Messiah: A Community Celebration explores the full spectrum of the winter holidays.

By Geoff Griffin
It’s a blend of baroque, gospel, pop and jazz music sung by a choir of Baptists, Unitarians, Mormons and Catholics...
Wednesday, November 11,2009
Theater

A New Brain, Eleemosynary & Roundup

Small Stages: Three community theater companies bring new productions.

By City Weekly Staff
If a musical is going to go the "throughsung" route, it's usually because something about the subject matter feels particularly operatic.
Wednesday, September 30,2009
Theater

The Caretaker

Page to Stage: It works as literature, but The Caretaker blossoms in local theater

By Scott Renshaw
Harold Pinter plays too often become objects of academic analysis...
Wednesday, September 30,2009
Theater

The Turn of the Screw

Page to Stage: It works as literature, but The Turn of the Screw blossoms in local theater

By Brandon Burt
The mysterious and unknown fascinates us most...
Wednesday, August 12,2009
Theater

Cathedral of the Madeleine Centennial Celebrations

SATURDAY 8.15

By Becca Maksym
Through Aug. 16, the Centennial Celebrations of the Cathedral of Madeleine continues with its week of solemnity with special sermons commemorating 100 years of education, arts and ...
Wednesday, July 15,2009
Theater

Samba Fogo

Brazil Nuts:Local performance groups gather disparate elements into Samba Fogo.

By Jacob Stringer
Have you ever been wandering around one of the many local street festivals and come across a practical demonstration of something similar to karate but much more acrobatic, perhaps with a touch of dance thrown in for good measure?
Wednesday, June 17,2009
Theater

Drosselmeyer, Inc.

Nut Cracked: SB Dance again defies categorization with the vaudeville theatricality of Drosselmeyer, Inc.

By Jacob Stringer
It probably doesn't hurt that Baryshnikov doesn't have a speaking role; of the five characters that make up Drosselmeyer's cast, he's one of two who doesn't have lines. No, Baryshnikov is simply expected to do what he does...
Wednesday, May 13,2009
Theater

'Copters & Casseroles

Sister Dottie S. Dixon provides more real emotional heft than Miss Saigon.

By Scott Renshaw
Along the way, there's room for plenty of fun at the expense of Dottie's unique manner of speaking, including an audience-participation lesson in how to speak Spanish (Fork)...
Wednesday, April 22,2009
Theater

Beau Gesture

Ririe-Woodbury celebrates 45 years with dances looking beneath the Surfaces

By Jennifer Poplar
Ririe-Woodbury Dance Company Artistic Director Charlotte Boye-Christensen wants to demonstrate the company’s formidable range, and offer audience members three distinct pieces that will challenge their perceptions of time and space. And, of course, she wants to entertain.
 
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