226 stories by "David Walters"
The Amazing Sex Life of Rabbits, is a bit choppy at first, finding its footing, establishing the relationships, providing exposition, but hang in there. It gets crazy crazy and well worth th…
So begins the play Body Count by writer/performer Issy Knowles. On stage is a pink bed surrounded by four cameras on stands so that her online fans can watch the main event, and offstage a s…
Destination is a story that doesn't get a chance to be told very often populated by people we all know and love.
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There's a possibility that you can get your admission price back at Burnout Paradise. But I guarantee you will be pulling, cheering, helping, everything in your power to not make that happen…
In my latest run to the Chain Theatre I was able to catch Program #1 in the 3rd floor venue showcasing three plays: The Fusion Experiment by John Arthur Long, Shit Kickers by Lyle Kessler, a…
You Got Older is a complex layered piece that is told in a refreshingly simple way that will make you laugh at life's absurdities and perhaps shed a tear at its soft touches.
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All three plays in Fog and Ice do stand on their own in the world of today as the sense of isolation and loss will always be part of our story.
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Gobstopper is a black comedy about those on the fringe because they don't quite fit in.
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The world is a little bet better, and you will be a little bet better, if you get the chance to spend some time at one of Bridget McGuire shows. Check her website of where she'll be appearin…
Each of these films is a director's debut and is a solid start for each one of them.
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You will witness a piece of history that will resonate with what we are presently living and eye-witnessing today in our country. It will give you pause.
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All of this was the set (back of the bookstore included) as well as the subject for the play Edward by Ed Schmidt, the delightfully human tale of a normal man (Edward O'Connell) who lived a …
Not only capturing the spirit of Bob Marley, Duane Forrest also freely gives of his spirit in his soulful presentation of Bob Marley: How Reggae Changed the World.
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This is an old old story, biblical in its telling of blaming the victim, justifying the perpetrator, turning the physical body into a commodity, that, like a taxi ride, once the destination …
Eddy's writing is very strong in this piece, providing the actors buckets of characterzations and behaviour for them to completly soak themselves with.
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By David Walters And Her Children, a dynamite, deeply dark vision of our troubling times, is strong, uncomfortable, direct, and brilliant in its presentation. I can not say enough good thing…
Exploring genius, indulging ego, examining personal sacrifice at the alter of art, with a toe firmly immersed in the mud of the river of farce, The Disappear is a clever, with a dash of char…
Kevin's amiable presence on his journey makes this a gentle voyage with a guide that enjoys the exploration as much as the audience.
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Mario Banushi's play Mami is stunningly beautiful in the images that it creates.
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As much magical as you can get without it being a magic show.
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Two Strangers (Carry a Cake Across New York) would be a thumbs up date night show no matter your age.
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If you're a Laurie Metcalf fan, you're gonna love this.
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The Surgeon and Her Daughters is at times poetical, compassionate, worldly, deep, universal, and truthful to a fault.
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It's a magical story made all the more magical being retold in this period space.
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The dynamic creative team of Xhloe Rice and Natasha Roland hit another one out of the park in their presentation of What If They Ate the Baby? now performing until December 22 at Soho Playho…
