'Crucified: The Stage Play' tackles personal and family dysfunction
Sheena D. Horne's moving show explores alcoholism, incest, and family secrets but is punctuated with lighter moments. By WILLIAM POWELL
Sheena D. Horne's moving show explores alcoholism, incest, and family secrets but is punctuated with lighter moments. By WILLIAM POWELL
Using powerful monologues and songs, the touching show looks at the fight for equity from the Civil War to the present. By WILLIAM POWELL
This thought-provoking and heartfelt musical is yet another jewel in Riverside's 25th season. By WILLIAM POWELL
Black comedy and marvelous performances send up class warfare and deadly ambition. By WILLIAM POWELL
The heartwarming musical is full of 'holy' excitement. By WILLIAM POWELL
Studio 54, Donna Summer, Saturday Night Fever. Those are some of the things that come to mind when I hear the word Disco. Disco, derived from the French word discothèque, was a popular …
This Tony-winning Broadway musical is paved with terrific tap dancing and soaring solos.
This quickly-paced and entertaining act features 'sex, drugs, and magic tricks.'
This jukebox musical, based on the hits of singer Jimmy Buffett, will put you in a summertime mood.
This convoluted romantic farce is a deliciously funny show.
Old and new jokey tropes combine in this comedy about how a woman can be deceived by her desire for 'a man.'
Though the story seems dated, the production features a top-notch set and good performances.
The show combines family angst and outrageous soap opera.
Music lovers will dig the energy and innocence.
The show was masterfully directed. The voices of the singers were of Broadway quality.
The touching musical pays tribute to crossover singer and guitarist Sister Rosetta Tharpe, who trailblazed rock 'n' roll, gospel, and R&B.
An entertaining cast and marvelous direction make this a hilarious musical retelling of 'The Princess and the Pea.'
The latest American Pops Orchestra concert on PBS celebrates Black excellence through iconic stars and performances.
Dane Figueroa Edidi's new play fearlessly explores the roles that justice, love, and joy play in a society where past ghosts continue to haunt us.
Director Rachel Wallace sets Shakespeare's classic romantic comedy in the 1940s and the result is incredibly entertaining.
A masterfully staged and beautifully performed tragicomedy about three sisters having a bad day.
Featuring a melodious score and rib-tickling dialogue, this classic musical explodes with high energy.
This musical based on the beloved film is a cozy show for the greatest time of year.
Great storytelling about indomitable Black women and men of the Old West in a student production of the play by Pearl Cleage.
Five talented performers give vintage vaudeville routines " from a ventriloquist's dummy to lighthearted songs " new life.