Photo credit: Cyndi Chaney Photography Failure: A Love Story By Philip Dawkins Directed by Finn Anthony Matzek Review by Kate Barry Entire contents are copyright © 2026 Kate Barry. All rights reserved. Marietta and Henry Fail had three daughters. Gerty, Jenny June and Nelly found love but time ran out before they married. Failure: A Love Story, directed and produced by up and coming theatre artist Finn Anthony Matzek is a quick and quirky comedy about seizing the moment and d

Photo Credit: Josh Tyson Josephine and the Amazing Technicolor Lacefront Written by Tony Lewis Directed by Brent Braun and Hyde Eisenberg Review by Regina Harris. Entire contents are © 2026 by Regina Harris. All rights reserved. Drag Daddy Productions delights once again with their newest offering, Josephine and the Technicolor Lacefront. Equal parts Broadway homage and high camp, it is the joyful celebration of the classic tale of resilience and reinvention. Play Louisville

Photo Courtesy of Clarksville Little Theatre Social Media Cabaret Music by John Kander Lyrics by Fred Ebb Book by Joe Masteroff Based on the play by John Van Druten and Christopher Isherwood Directed by Katie Pena-Van Zile Review by Kate Barry Entire contents are copyright © 2026 Kate Barry. All rights reserved. Step inside a place where life is beautiful, the girls are beautiful, even the orchestra is beautiful. There are no worries in the Kit Kat Klub. As the Nazi Party ris

Photo by Matthew Bryan Pruitt inHuman Resources Written by Taylor Vetter Directed by Angela Miller Review by Erin Hargan Entire contents are copyright © 2026 Erin Hargan. All rights reserved. Highview Arts Center's premiere production of inHuman Resources by Taylor Vetter offers audiences a darkly funny look at a murderous robot trying to navigate the challenges of life. Blending dark comedy with moments of suspense, the play explores themes of identity, belonging, and the