Stage Archives

Saved by the Songs

Always, Patsy Cline is rescued by its namesake’s songbook.

With a shot of subtlety in his bourbon, a good actor portrays a great one.

Predictable politics make this comic-book play go “THUNK!”

Director Matthew Earnest envisions a Peter Pan that will tickle everyone.

The Beck Center saves Jekyll and Hyde from its ugly side.

A pleasant facade belies sleazy doings in A Narrow Bridge.

If your date leaves this Whorehouse beaming, she’s probably faking.

In Cain Park’s Oliver!, the little ones save the day.

The guys are stripping again in The Full Monty at Weathervane.

One con man teaches another the sleazy ropes in Playhouse Square’s Dirty Rotten Scoundrels.

Shallow characters drain fun from Pump Boys and Dinettes at Porthouse.

An absent father torments his child in Dobama’s Walkin’ Talkin’ Bill Hawkins.