The combined star power of Arzell, Banks, and Harris set the stage for a potential theater hit. When you add in the exceptional acting performances of Jabari Khaliq, who compellingly portrayed the pain of losing his mother and the frustration of moving from house to house, Kevin Tre'von Patterson's masterful portrayal of the street-wise TJ, and Joseph Anthony Byrd's immaculate and phenomenal performance as Isom, all making their Writers Theatre debut, this play undeniably deserves an extension!

Beehive The 60's Musical is 90 minutes of pure joy and an incredible music experience. The productions at Marriott Theatre are consistently exceptional, energetic, and captivating, providing a groovy, far-out, out-of-sight night and a wonderful way to spend an evening immersed in great theater.

Still, I may be the only one who sees this as just another version of the familiar storyline about a dysfunctional family, similar to what many Americans have seen in the TV show "The Conners."

The resemblance between Little Bear Ridge Road and specific plotlines from The Conners is intriguing.

The dynamic chemistry between Wai Yim and Hansel Tan on stage was incredible. Their performances were masterful, delivering charm, wit, and several moments of enthralling emotional depth that resonated with the audience. Yim is a powerful and persuasive performer, skillfully engaging the audience with his endearing personality.

The Salon is a delightful musical comedy revolving around legacy, love, and hair themes, with an incredible soundtrack of songs featuring music from icons like James Brown and Beyonce.

The Second City's improvisational comedy thrives on its ability to seamlessly engage the audience by incorporating keywords and catchphrases, bringing an element of adaptability and fluency to the performance and adding to the enjoyment of the overall experience.

I had never read the book nor watched the movie, but I was genuinely surprised by how much I was captivated by this rendition of The Kite Runner. It was an enthralling, riveting narrative.

BrightSide is pushing the boundaries with this fast-paced, dynamic musical composition, making it a challenging yet exhilarating musical for them to take on.

Experience the unexpected thrill of witnessing the captivating and energetic performance of the 'Tudor Queens' turned pop princesses.

The 90-minute production of Stokely: The Unfinished Revolution provides a stimulating chronological look into his life as he works towards completing his book before dying from Prostate Cancer…

English" is a captivating and insightful story depicting immigrants' isolated journey as they weave their culture into the fabric of the American dream without losing their identity.

The two-act, 22-song production, with a running time of 2 hours 30 minutes, including one 15-minute intermission, was so spectacular that it almost lost its audience in the second act, as people were soaring so high from act one, they couldn't stop the buzz of excitement during the admission. 

The newly created Duality Theatre Co. boldly takes on this invigorating play, infusing it with its unique interpretation, strong drama,  Ibsen's excellent dialogue, and compelling characters

An Educated Guess is an exceptional theatrical performance that sheds light on people's crucial decisions regarding immigrants. The outstanding cast makes the play even more captivating, bringing the characters to life with impressive acting skills, making this a must-see production

Judgment Day, starting with Jason Alexander, allows us to glimpse into the horrid behaviors of Sammy Campo, a man so self-absorbed, unethical, crude, insensitive, using vulgar language, and displays no social skills for caring about others that you would think he was running for President. I digress.

The chemistry between these actors was dazzling, and watching them bring the characters to life reminded me why I love this production.

Joe Turner's Come and Gone is a poignant and thought-provoking play in a boardinghouse of Seth and Bertha Holly in Pittsburgh during 1911. The play explores the complex travels of African Americans as they search for their cultural identity following the horrors of slavery

The single-word title "Jump" encapsulates the struggles of loss, fear of death, feelings of depression, understanding suicidal thoughts, and how to deal with the pressure of life. "Jump" is a play written by Charly Evon Simpson. It is an enthralling play that examines these storylines that ultimately affect all humanity.

Harry Lennix is phenomenal, outstanding, exceptional, enthralling, and sensational. These are only a few superlatives I can use to describe Lennix's excellence in this one-person August Wilson performance.

Brooklyn Laundry is a conflicting and stirring play. It provides a rollercoaster of emotions for anyone dealing with life-altering decisions, but Shanley's play hits all the marks we face when life forces us to make difficult choices.