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APT’s ‘Anna in the Tropics’ sparks with poetry and passion
By Lindsay Christians A cigar circles the stage, passed from person to person with the solemnity of a common cup at communion. Each smoker exhales in his or her own…
APT’s ‘Anna in the Tropics’ brings the heat — in subtle ways
A life-changing trip to a cigar factory By Dan Koehn It was the ideal sultry weather in Spring Green for the opening night of Anna in the Tropics, where the air…
Theatre in Review: Maybe Tomorrow (Abingdon Theatre Company at ART/New York Theatres)
By David Barbour When expert pie-maker and waitress Jenna (an outstanding Cassie Chilton with a dynamic voice) either concocts or fantasizes the recipe for a new pie, an almost other-worldly…
MAYBE TOMORROW
By Deirdre Donovan Inspired by a true story, Max Mondi’s Maybe Tomorrow is a new drama that pushes the envelope on what it means to get stuck in the present. Directed…
Maybe Tomorrow
By James Wilson With the daily barrage of news about a turbulent economy, escalating world crises, and deepening political divides, most of us at some point or another crave a…
Review: Maybe Tomorrow, Cries a Woman Living in Her Bathroom
By Zachary Stewart The bathroom is my mother’s sanctuary. She spends hours there peering into the mirror, applying creams, and swishing water around in the sink. This was obviously a…
Waitress: The Phoenix Theatre Company
By Gil Benbrook With so many musicals adapted from popular films, it’s refreshing when a smaller, lesser-known movie is transformed into a hit stage production. Waitress, based on the 2007 indie…
Review: WAITRESS at The Phoenix Theatre Company
By Herbert Paine When expert pie-maker and waitress Jenna (an outstanding Cassie Chilton with a dynamic voice) either concocts or fantasizes the recipe for a new pie, an almost other-worldly…
THREE TROUBLED WOMEN FIND HOPE BY CHANGING IN TOP DRAWER TPTC
By Chris CurcioTheater Critic “WAITRESS”The Phoenix Theatre Company, Hormel TheatrePhoenix AZ The positive and upbeat musical “Waitress,” based on Adrienne Shelly’s movie, is about second chances that are often difficult…
“Josafath Reynoso’s marvelous scenic design provides an atmospheric, detail-rich view into the apartment, intimate in a way that supports the conflicts of the family dynamic.”
Christopher Smith
The Orange County Register, October 2023
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