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Jesus Christ Superstar – Theatre Review
Reviewed by Suzanne Birrell From the first chords back in the 1970’s, Jesus Christ Superstar, penned by Andrew Llo…
Now that awards season has kicked off, I’ve been a busy journalist attending numerous celebrity events around Holl…
By Jen Brown We don’t live in a perfect world or lead perfect lives. We live, we die and in between, for a good p…
There Is A Happiness That Morning Is – Theatre Review
By Harrison Held. Mickle Maher’s rhyming scholastic comedyThere Is A Happiness That Morning Is now playing at The …
Serrano The Musical – Theatre Review
A review by Suzanne Birrell Serrano-The Musical Entertainment at its finest. Laughter and craziness abound. It all happe…
Opening night of Wicked at the Pantages Theatre was a Green Carpet festive affair. Stars came out and it was a full hous…
by Harrison Held Hell Cab is a very entertaining & enjoyable quick running one act 70 minute show currently at the E…
The Groundlings Holiday Show – Review
Review by Bill Garry The six improvateurs who rule the stage at The Groundlings Holiday Show were so talented that when …
Almost, Maine – Theatre Review
By Suzanne Birrell Almost, Maine written by John Cariani is the Our Town of the 21st century. If you haven’t seen …
The Gun Show by EM Lewis Review by Bill Garry Playwright EM Lewis tells a moving, personal story about growing up with, …
Theatre Review by Harrison Held Another great play from director Gene Franklin Smith – Noel Coward’s The Vor…
Laundry & Bourbon/ Lone Star -Theatre Review
James McLure (1952-2011) was a southern playwright whose works have become staples of Southern and Western schools and t…