626 stories by "Oscar E. Moore"
Holy Moly! Justin Moran (Book & Lyrics) and Christopher Pappas (Music) have written a terrific and thoroughly entertaining soft rock score for Pope! A clever and hip musical
INVASION! is the perfect production to wake you from those winter doldrums.
War vet and hero, John Williams' adjustment to coming home is examined superficially. Did I mention that he's dead?
Rocking the rafters with three amazing performers with incredible voices and enough energy to power the East and West Coast. They are Dieter Bierbrauer, Mary Mossberg and Scott Richard Foste…
The quality of acting is exceptional and the direction by Colette Robert is intriguing. With some more work "When Last We Flew" could really take flight.
There is no better word to describe this handsome, superbly acted and brilliantly directed exhibition of verbal pyrotechnics that Oscar Wilde created in 1895 that is as timely today as it wa…
A fascinating, thought provoking, disturbing, melancholy meditation in two acts of static monologues that are beautifully written and finely acted.
The secret word is “FUN” and every time the word is uttered the audience goes insane. But remember “FUN” spelled backwards is “NUF”. And after a while eno…
Both plays are emotionally raw. Both show how siblings can detest each other and find grounds for affection. Both plays involve guns. And lots of love.
The show is a little bit documentary, a little bit Spoon River Anthology and a little bit repetitious without enough conflict to sustain interest.
Love is spoken about and sung about but somehow you don't fall in love with the show as a whole.
It's a ninety minute miracle of unadulterated, uncensored craziness.
Sweet, nostalgic and cozy. A special holiday musical gift, exquisitely wrapped up with Christmas trees aglow with twinkling lights.
Funky, far fetched fun. Filled from beginning to end with untold and unlimited surprises.
If there is anyone who can bring the WASP sensibility roaring into the 21st Century and questioning its perhaps dated values and making us laugh at both sides of the coin it is Mr. Gurney.
This Harry Potter–like fantasy might make a better movie.
This may be football season but Lombardi is the play by play to see.
. Mr. Beaty's strong underlying message of faith, hope and taking care of the children is omnipresent. To do whatever it takes, despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles to make it throug…
Playwright Diana Amsterdam dares to take on this difficult subject matter in a macabre, surreal and sometimes hilarious look at the last days and hours of someone dying.
It is a majestic tale that has been given a superb and exciting production.
Dealing with the nightmare that health care bureaucracy has become, you will find yourself laughing and laughing until the seriousness of it all sets in.
One of the most magical nights of musical theatre. You will be enthralled and exhausted from cheering.
An artful satire of the art world which is like falling down the famous rabbit hole in Alice in Wonderland and finding a cast of zany characters who sing majestically.
While all these bankable stars do an adequate job sparks rarely ignite and the show doesn't ever soar.
Instead of what could be 14 Karat gold we get 24 Karat lead.
