By Mark Hughes Cobb / Staff Writer Posted Nov 18, 2017 at 9:20 PMUpdated Nov 18, 2017 at 9:29 PM Dianne Teague. Dianne Teague. Dianne Teague. If saying her name three times would magically make her appear in every show
THEATER REVIEW: Shakespeare takes center stage in ‘Equivocation’
By Mark Hughes Cobb Staff Writer Published: Saturday, November 14, 2015 at 11:00 p.m. There’s much to chew on in Bill Cain’s “Equivocation,” a play asking what would have happened
“Tartuffe” brings comedy to life
By Mark Hughes Cobb Staff Writer Published: Saturday, October 3, 2015 at 8:00 p.m. Last Modified: Saturday, October 3, 2015 at 8:17 p.m. If Moliere had written “Tartuffe” today, the
THEATER REVIEW: “Seduced” is a critique on American desires, dreams
By Mark Hughes Cobb-Tuscaloosa News Although many know Sam Shepard best as a film actor — Chuck Yeager in “The Right Stuff,” opposite longtime partner Jessica Lange in “Crimes of
Seduced tells story of reclusive billionaire at Allen Bales Theater
By Sam West-The Crimson White The story of a mad billionaire, a mysterious aide and two alluring women will be put on stage. “Seduced,” a drama by acclaimed playwright Sam
REVIEW: Musical hums along like a finely-tuned machine
“42nd Street” traveled to Mobile last week, before it opened in Tuscaloosa. Previous University of Alabama musicals “Big River” and “Showboat” visited Montgomery and Mobile, respectively. Last year’s snarky “Urinetown”
REVIEW: Musical Showcases UA’s Strengths
From The Tuscaloosa News: Show Boat” might well have been retitled “Showcase,” for the production at the University of Alabama. It’s kind of a greatest hits collection of some of the
REVIEW: Musical Showcases UA’s Strengths
From The Tuscaloosa News: Show Boat” might well have been retitled “Showcase,” for the production at the University of Alabama. It’s kind of a greatest hits collection of some of the
REVIEW: This is an OTHELLO That Everyone Will Get
From The Tuscaloosa News: Productions of “Othello” typically fit certain descriptors: Harrowing. Dark. Disturbing. Chilling. How they’re not as often described: Lovely. Musical. Danceable. The latter fit within the realm of
UA Troupe makes Shakespeare Characters Approachable
From The Crimson White: The University’s version of “Othello” turns the stage into a gigantic mood ring. It happens amidst a canopy of curtains and veils that melt from blue to