Author: Colin Douglas
Classic Stories for the Holidays
From the Heart – Citadel Theatre
Short stories by great writers are timeless and, especially around the holidays, can provide a welcome change from the usual fare about Rudolph, Scrooge, George Bailey
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Following the Yellow Brick Road
The Wizard of Oz – Marriott Theatre
Since this classic movie first delighted children and grownups on the silver screen back in 1939, L. Frank Baum’s glorious fantasy has been a
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You Belong to Me
Always…Patsy Cline – Theo Ubique
To paraphrase Jane Austen, it’s a truth universally acknowledged that any production directed by Fred Anzevino, the very talented Artistic
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Catfish Row, Live!
Porgy and Bess – Lyric Opera
Like many beloved, classic theatrical works of art, this “American Folk Opera,” with music and lyrics by George and Ira Gershwin, began its life
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A Modern Twist on a Holiday Classic
The Nutcracker – House Theatre
With neither a tutu nor a ballet slipper in sight, the House Theatre presents its sixth production of their modern, family-friendly adaptation of
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1776 and All That Jazz
The American Revolution – Adventure Stage
Everyone knows George Washington as this country’s first President, a man nicknamed “the Father of Our Country.” Very few folks, however,
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Expectations Surpassed
Great Expectations – Strawdog Theatre
It’s a wonderful surprise when a repeat viewing of an excellent production not only remains just as superb, but may actually exceed expectations
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To Catch a Killer
The Mousetrap – Northlight Theatre
The Grandfather of all theatrical chillers, Agatha Christie’s most famous murder mystery, still playing 62 years later in London, has the
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A Ticket to Ride
Hellcab – Profiles Theatre
Will Kern’s annual favorite returns for another road trip through the Second City this holiday season. Set during an exhausting, 14-hour shift on
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An Elementary Tale
Holmes and Watson – City Lit
Specializing in theatrical adaptations of great novels and noteworthy literature, City Lit is reviving Terry McCabe’s previously presented 2006
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