One-person shows often deal in household names (i.e., Harry Truman, Samuel Clemens, Eleanor Roosevelt). That way, the audience can meet the performer halfway be...
The Rogue Artists Ensemble’s lavishly mounted, highly ambitious adaptation of writer Neil Gaiman and illustrator Dave McKean’s 1995 graphic novel is...
is a reminder that even the father of our modern mother tongue had to learn while he earned. So it is with director Ron West and his Open Fist ensemble’s ...
If playwright Joshua Fardon had typed "Finis" instead of "Act 2," his off-kilter comedy about relationship dry rot could have succeeded as a scathingly funny on...
Call it inspiration or simple serendipity, but here, the right text, a sympathetic director (Michael Van Duzer) and performers with all the right chops come tog...
Hannah Logan’s tangled redneck gothic boasts a number of firsts: It is the first production for a first-time playwright; the inaugural work of the Ground ...
