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Category Archives: Lights On Stage
Theatre Review: Interlude
In an evening of theatre, traditionally, the play is divided into two sections, with a fifteen to twenty-minute intermission for the audience to get up, stretch, use the bathroom, get a snack or drink, and maybe even chat with one’s … Continue reading
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Tagged American Shakespeare Center, Blackfriar Theatre, Theatre
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Theatre Review: Sequels and Spin-Offs
A good brand is good business. In the entertainment business, books, movies, and plays that build on established story-lines, set of characters, and loyal audience have a better assurance of getting a good return on the investment required to bring … Continue reading
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Tagged American Shakespeare Center, Blackfriar Theatre, Theatre
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Theatre Review: Antigone
There is a reason that some stories have been told, and retold for generations. The last time we saw a production of Sophocles’ Antigone was about 20 years ago at the Shakespeare Theatre in Washington, D.C. Friday evening, we saw … Continue reading
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Tagged American Shakespeare Center, Blackfriar Theatre, Faith, Theatre
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Theatre Review: I must be So-Mantic
In January we decided to move closer to joining the 21st century by setting up a Roku for our TV screen. We could now live-stream movies. A year or so ago, The Mrs had set up an Amazon Prime account, … Continue reading
Theatre Review: Dystopian Theatre Weekend…
A well produced play, or plays, does not need to connote that they are pleasant to watch. if enjoyment or amusement were the main criteria for attending a show, I would probably stay home. Tragedies, or conflict-driven plays may be … Continue reading
Theatre Review: Kleptocracy, by Kenneth Lin
I have been reading a book on art and philosophy, which is rather thick (thanks, Bro for that Christmas present), The Transfiguration of the Commonplace, by Arthur C. Danto. In the first chapter, which took me a couple of weeks … Continue reading
Theatre Review: The Way of the World, by William Congreve
Last weekend, we traveled to the Blackfriar Theatre in Staunton, Virginia to see William Congreve’s Restoration Comedy, The Way of the World. This is one of those satires on the elite class, who have nothing better to do that gamble … Continue reading
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Tagged American Shakespeare Center, Blackfriar Theatre, Current Events, Theatre
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