A ten-minute play scored a Newport woman first prize from the Kentucky Theatre Association (KTA). Morgan Patton’s Strangers in the Park bagged top honors from KTA’s “Roots of the Bluegrass New Play Contest” which for the past four years has focused on finding Kentucky’s best new full-length plays. Patton’s play, along with cuttings from the […]
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Newport Writer, a Graduate of Covington Latin & NKU, Wins State Playwriting Contest
A ten-minute play scored a Newport woman first prize from the Kentucky Theatre Association (KTA). Morgan Patton’s Strangers in the Park bagged top honors from KTA’s “Roots of the Bluegrass New Play Contest” which for the past four years has focused on finding Kentucky’s best new full-length plays. Patton’s play, along with cuttings from the […]
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Theatre Review: “Once” Another Part of ‘Best Fall Theatre Season’ in Years
Add Once, touring to the Aronoff Center through Nov. 23, to the handful of shows (An Iliad at Ensemble, The Birds at Cincinnati Shakespeare, Speech and Debate at CCM Drama) that have made this the best fall season of theater here in years. Based on the hit screen romance from a few years back that captured a very […]
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Theatre Review: “Once” Another Part of ‘Best Fall Theatre Season’ in Years
Add Once, touring to the Aronoff Center through Nov. 23, to the handful of shows (An Iliad at Ensemble, The Birds at Cincinnati Shakespeare, Speech and Debate at CCM Drama) that have made this the best fall season of theater here in years. Based on the hit screen romance from a few years back that captured a very […]
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One of the Country’s Biggest Theater Events Happens in Kentucky. Here’s the Lineup.
The biggest annual event in theater in Kentucky is Actors Theatre of Louisville’s Humana Festival of New Plays. Every spring we’re an easy drive away from a showcase of a half-dozen premieres that draws national attention – and might tell us something about how playwrights are taking the pulse of America, This is year 39 for the […]
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One of the Country’s Biggest Theater Events Happens in Kentucky. Here’s the Lineup.
The biggest annual event in theater in Kentucky is Actors Theatre of Louisville’s Humana Festival of New Plays. Every spring we’re an easy drive away from a showcase of a half-dozen premieres that draws national attention – and might tell us something about how playwrights are taking the pulse of America, This is year 39 for the […]
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“Young Frankenstein” Opens Friday at Cincinnati Music Theatre
There will be no wardrobe malfunctions on stage, promises Jeff Richardson. He’s playing hunchback Igor in manic musical comedy Young Frankenstein at the Aronoff Center’s Jarson-Kaplan Theater, opening Friday and continuing through Nov 15. Igor’s hump, which has a tendency to moves mysteriously from side to side as he trundles after the mad doctor, won’t be falling of […]
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“Young Frankenstein” Opens Friday at Cincinnati Music Theatre
There will be no wardrobe malfunctions on stage, promises Jeff Richardson. He’s playing hunchback Igor in manic musical comedy Young Frankenstein at the Aronoff Center’s Jarson-Kaplan Theater, opening Friday and continuing through Nov 15. Igor’s hump, which has a tendency to moves mysteriously from side to side as he trundles after the mad doctor, won’t be falling of […]
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Theatre Review: Carnegie’s “Driving Miss Daisy” is Compelling Drama
Dale Hodges, Reggie Willis and Randy Lee Bailey sharing a stage is a promise that good things are going to happen. The trio are a seamless ensemble in Driving Miss Daisy at The Carnegie through Nov. 16, with Hodges powering the action in the title role of an irascible, narcissistic widow in post-WWII Atlanta, where prejudice is […]
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Theatre Review: Carnegie’s “Driving Miss Daisy” is Compelling Drama
Dale Hodges, Reggie Willis and Randy Lee Bailey sharing a stage is a promise that good things are going to happen. The trio are a seamless ensemble in Driving Miss Daisy at The Carnegie through Nov. 16, with Hodges powering the action in the title role of an irascible, narcissistic widow in post-WWII Atlanta, where prejudice is […]
