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Desire, rejection, and revenge in Biblical times (Meaningless Magic)
Salomé Written by Oscar Wilde Adapted by Kimby Taylor-Peterson Directed by Rachel Allen and Kimby Taylor-Peterson Review by Erin Hargan Entire contents are copyright @2025 by Erin Hargan. All rights reserved. Meaningless Magic is a new company on the Louisville arts scene that describes itself as a creative collective that includes theatrical productions, short films, and other artistic pursuits. This production of “Salome” by Oscar WIlde is their first live production,
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14 minutes ago2 min read


What do you get from marriages and all that? (JCC CenterStage)
Company Music and Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim Book by George Furth Director Erin Silliman Review by Kate Barry Entire contents are copyright @2025 by Kate Barry. All rights reserved. It’s Bobby’s birthday. He is turning 35 years old. And he has never married. Why is he alone? Does he want to get married? Is that the life for him? JCC CenterStage production of Company is a groovy version of Stephen Sondheim’s nonlinear musical comedy. The vocals are strong and the orchestra m
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18 hours ago3 min read


What Remains is Nothing but the Bones (Actors Theatre)
Dead as a Dodo Presented by Wakka Wakka Written and Directed by Gwendolyn Warnock and Kirjan Waage with help from the ensemble Review by Lan Nguyen-Colgate Entire contents are copyright @2025 by Lan Nguyen-Colgate. All rights reserved. Dead as a Dodo is a new play written by Gwendolyn Warnock and Kirjan Waage and performed by puppetry company Wakka Wakka. It’s a beautiful story that begins in an underworld and moves towards life in a world above. In this story a skeleton boy
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4 days ago2 min read


A Gothic Tale, Bloody and Action Packed (Clarksville Little Theatre)
Dracula Adapted by William McNulty Directed by Zackary Ross Review by Kate Barry Entire contents are copyright @2025 by Kate Barry. All rights reserved. As you walk into Clarksville Little Theatre, you are covered in a red light. The stage is bare except for a door and gramophone. The stage maintains stillness with the promise of something lurking in the wings. Soon we meet a poor soul thrown into asylum after a dark visitor drives him to madness. Dracula at Clarksville Littl
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Oct 253 min read


Connecting Through Theater (Actor’s Theatre of Louisville)
FDR’s Very Happy Hour Play by Regan Linton Directed by M. Graham Smith Director of Artistic Sign Language Kalen Feeny Review by Loraine Lawson Entire contents are copyright @ 2025 by Loraine Lawson. All rights reserved. FDR’s Very Happy Hour isn’t just a play: It’s an experience. From the moment audiences walks through the door to the moment they exit, they are emerged in both the play and the interactions between actors, audiences and the process of becoming something mo
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Oct 254 min read


Honoring the Master of the Macabre (Under the Boards/StageOne)
An Evening of Poe Written by Edgar Allan Poe Produced by Under the Boards Theatre Review by Regina Harris Entire contents are copyright @ 2025 by Regina Harris. All rights reserved. Louisville spooky season standard, An Evening of Poe, opened Thursday night at StageOne Family Theatre, marking a significant milestone for this beloved Louisville tradition. Despite its 14-year history, this is the first time the production has been staged in a true theatre, having origin
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Oct 242 min read


Gore and Laughs Galore! (Mind's Eye Theatre Company)
Evil Dead The Musical Book and Lyrics by George Reinblatt Music by Frank Cipolla, Christopher Bond, Melissa Morris, George Reinblatt Additional lyrics by Christopher Bond Additional Music by Rob Daleman Based on characters created by Sam Raimi Directed by Mimi Housewright Review by Erin Hargan Entire contents are copyright @2025 by Erin Hargan. All rights reserved. Mind’s Eye Theatre’s production of Evil Dead: The Musical brings Sam Raimi’s 1981 cult classic movie to
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Oct 202 min read


Laughter through Tears (Hayswood Theatre)
Steele Magnolias By Robert Harling Directed by Katie Hay Review by Kate Barry Entire contents are copyright @2025 by Kate Barry. All rights reserved. Few things are more powerful than friendship. At Truvy’s salon, you can always find a friend. Steele Magnolias laid the blueprint for stories about strong bonds and how much they matter in times of joy and sadness. Hayswood Theatre’s production of the classic dramedy is a sweet reminder of caring for one another and community.
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Oct 192 min read


This Place is Always in Motion (Broadway in Louisville)
Water for Elephants Based on the novel by Sara Gruen Book by Rick Elice Music and Lyrics by the Pigpen Theatre Co. Directed by Jessica Stone Review by Kate Barry Entire contents are copyright @2025 by Kate Barry. All rights reserved. What secrets do memories hold? What lessons can we learn from them? Broadway in Louisville’s current production of Water for Elephants centers on one man’s reflection on his younger days in the circus and the love and community he found after gr
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Oct 172 min read


The Power of Self Discovery (Bunbury Theatre/This Bridge Theatre)
Domesticate By Vidalia Unwin Directed by Alex Biscardi Review by Erin Hargan Entire contents are copyright @2025 by Erin Hargan. All...
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Oct 122 min read


Murder, Mayhem, and Laughs (Clarksville Little Theatre)
Clue Based on the film by Jonathan Lynn Written By Sandy Rustin Directed by Mark Femia Review by Erin Hargan Entire contents are...
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Oct 62 min read


A show, like the hair, is big and full of secrets. (Drag Daddy Productions)
Screamgirls By Tony Lewis & Yehudah Husband Directed by Yehudah Husband Drag Daddy Productions brings the chills and thrills this spooky...
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Oct 42 min read


Of Monsters and Men (Kentucky Shakespeare)
Mary Shelley’s Frankenstein By David Catlin Directed by Matt Wallace Review by Kate Barry Entire contents are copyright @2025 by Kate...
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Oct 33 min read


Murder, Blackmail and Fortunes to Inherit (Derby Dinner Playhouse)
Dial M for Murder By Frederick Knott Directed by Tina Jo Wallace Review by Brian Kennedy Entire contents are copyright @2025 by Brian Kennedy. All rights reserved. Plenty of twists and turns await in Derby Dinner Playhouse’s production of Dial "M" for Murder , provided that you are patient. Frederick Knott wrote the original Dial "M" for Murder , which later became an Alfred Hitchcock movie of the same name. For Derby Dinner Playhouse, Tina Jo Wallace produced and directed th
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Oct 22 min read


Poe's tales of despair and terror (Highview Arts Center)
Nevermore: A Night with Edgar Allan Poe Works by Edgar Allan Poe Adaptation by Timber Rosencrantz and Jordan Aikin Directed by Morgan...
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Sep 292 min read


Everyone is a suspect on The Lotus (Little Colonel Players)
Murder on the Nile By Agatha Christie Directed by Martin French Review by Kate Barry Entire contents are copyright @2025 by Kate Barry....
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Sep 283 min read


Chasing Stardom (Redline Performing Arts/Actors Theatre)
Dreamgirls Book and Lyrics by Tom Eyen Music by Henry Krieger Orchestrations by Harold Wheeler Original Production Directed and...
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Sep 233 min read


Desperate Times Call for Desperate Pleasures (Pandora Productions)
Hot Pink or Ready to Blow Written by Joanie Drago Directed by Christopher Mirto Review by Lan Nguyen-Colgate Entire contents are...
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Sep 163 min read


This Is Who We Are (ShPIeL/Actors Theatre)
#CHARLOTTESVILLE Written and Performed by Priyanka Shetty Directed by Yury Urnov Review by Kate Barry Entire contents are copyright...
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Sep 152 min read


King of Pop's Vivid Life (Broadway Across America)
MJ: The Musical Book by Lynn Nottage Orchestrations and Arrangements by Jason Michael Webb Music Supervision, Orchestrations &...
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Sep 102 min read
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