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Yours,
Anne
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The debut production...is
stunning almost beyond description. "Yours,
Anne" is great theater by anyone's standards, but as an initial offering
by an untried ensemble cast and crew in a new venue where paint is still
drying it is truly miraculous. Small but brilliant in every facet. Anne
Frank is perfectly cast. There is not a "weakest link" in this
cast and the delivery of dialogue, whether spoken or sung, is seamless. |
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1940's
Radio Hour`
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This play is all fun-plenty of song, plenty of comedy and just a little dance. All of the dozen or so musical numbers were performed with just the right proportions of nostalgia and heart and with only the tiniest bit of satire. Dan Strickland's musical direction scores a homerun with each number. |
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To
Kill A Mockingbird
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It is hard to
do a thorough critique on a play that was done with absolute perfections.
I was blown away by the professionalism of the entire production. The stage
set, designed by Charles Walker, was magnificent. It included every visual
aspect of the novel... This is how plays should be. They should move people.
I would recommend to any and every one that they find the time to see their
next productions. You will not be disappointed. - Jennifer Roberts, The Kudzu Life, November 2002 |