There’s a speech at the beginning of the second act of The House of Blue Leaves, the new show at Trustus Theatre, delivered by Philip Alexander as the son in the story’s central family. Speaking directly to the audience, he … Continue reading
Tennessee Williams meets Steel Magnolias meets Charmed. That’s how Crimes of the Heart might be pitched for a tv miniseries, as the power of three sisters reunited by family crisis enables them to navigate the murky swamp waters of Southern … Continue reading
The Spaghetti and Meatball Players seriously need to get out of town—and take The Commedia Rapunzel with them. And that’s not a bad thing. Columbia Children’s Theatre should take this hair-raising (or rather, lowering) show on the Commedia dell’Arte road, … Continue reading
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