From The Tuscaloosa News: Director Jimmy Kontos guided his “Design for Living” actors vividly in replicating the high-speed, musical, birdlike speech common to Noel Coward plays. They speak deftly, in
Simon’s Fable Proves Stupid Can be Fun
From The Tuscaloosa News: Walking into “Fools” is like stumbling across a previously unknown early novel by a favorite writer, despite the fact that it’s mid-career (1981) Neil Simon. It’s
Why is No One Laughing?
From The Crimson White: With UA’s new musical “City of Angels,” I had a mystery on my hands. Sure, its 1940s Noir parody had a convoluted detective story, but this
PURGATORIO engages through compelling anti-chemistry
From The Crimson White: Even before it started, “Purgatorio” gave me the creeps. It was the set – a sterile, white square that didn’t even fill up the Allen Bales’
Theatre Review: MOBY-DICK
From The Tuscaloosa News: Where was God? A plaintive cry at the end of “Moby-Dick,” a new play by Steve Burch adapted from Melville’s novel, lofts that pivotal question into the