Category: Reviews
Titanic hero claims victory at Metropolitan Ensemble Theatre
Bob EvansJun 18, 2018
By Bob Evans She ain’t down yet, folks, because audiences want to revisit the musical-comedy story of Molly Brown as she rises from he humble Hannibal, Missouri roots...
Faust explores conflicted sexuality with ‘Falsettos’
Bob EvansJun 16, 2018
By Bob Evans Relatively new theatre company, Faust Theatre continues to present relevant shows that feature local, young, fresh talent, in this case, “Falsettos,” a...
Heartland Men’s Chorus ends season with patriotic salute
Bob EvansJun 16, 2018
By Bob Evans Heartland Men’s Chorus always presents a great evening of entertainment with all of their productions, and this latest show continues that tradition, this...
Quality Hill offers music of Frank Sinatra
Bob EvansJun 16, 2018
By Bob Evans Always expect great shows, fantastic musical talent, and signature background information about the music when attending a show at downtown’s Quality Hill...
Starlight’s ‘King and I’ continues to please audiences
Bob EvansJun 13, 2018
By Bob Evans Maybe the music, (“Whistle a Happy Tune,” “Hello Young Lovers” “Something Wonderful”, “We Kiss in a Shadow”, “I Have Dreamed”); maybe...
Black Rep stuns with ‘Memphis’
Bob EvansJun 10, 2018
By Bob Evans The Black Repertory Theatre of Kansas City scores a grand slam with their most current production “Memphis,” that features an over-packed, cast of...
Stunning ‘Mermaid’ opens outdoor season with family musical
Bob EvansJun 09, 2018
By Bob Evans Shawnee Mission Theatre in the Park scored a quick slam dunk with opening night of the live-action Disney classic, “The Little Mermaid,” directed by...
‘Hir’ redefines dysfunctional home life at Unicorn
Bob EvansJun 04, 2018
By Bob Evans Both comedy and tragedy stem from a dysfunctional situation and the approach to it, but when seeing the new super, super dark comedy, “Hir” at The...
Outrageous comedy sets high standards for OCTA
Bob EvansJun 02, 2018
By Bob Evans Eight doors, two connecting rooms, fantastic direction, split-second timing, strong comedic performances, improbably story-line–all combine to create the...
Barn’s 1980’s play examines sexual preferences, pitfalls
Bob EvansJun 01, 2018
By Bob Evans Harvey Fierstein’s Tony Award winning play, “Torch Song Trilogy,” a play in three acts, shows the life of an emotional drag queen as he struggles with...
Rob Hallifax
Great review! Sounds like a great Show with a lot of my friends performing! Might just nee...
Bob Evans
If you want to see The Lion King, look at single tickets. They are cheaper and there are ...
Ron Schaeffer
I saw SUPERIOR DONUTS Sat. night. Very good show. The performance of Evan Lovelace was ex...
Bob Evans
Glenna, I don't know what you are talking about. I own and operate the site....
Bob Evans
I don't know what you are talking about. Sorry.