‘IRMA VEP’ AT ISLAND CITY STAGE: ROFL(MAO)
By JW Arnold for SFGN After a rather serious and thought-provoking start to their 10th anniversary season, Island City Stage in Wilton [...]
By JW Arnold for SFGN After a rather serious and thought-provoking start to their 10th anniversary season, Island City Stage in Wilton [...]
By Ilana Jael for South Florida Theatre Magazine First produced in 1984 and written by pioneering queer playwright Charles Ludlam, this witty script is specifically [...]
Review: THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP By Tom Hantzarides GET OUT! South Florida Friends kept telling me that I would love Island City Stage’s production [...]
By John Thomason (originally posted in South Florida Theatre OnStage) Andy Rogow is the director of Island City Stage’s The Mystery of Irma Vep, but [...]
By Dale King for South Florida Theatre Magazine Not every theatrical troupe can handle the bold presentments, sexualized nuances and provocative, cutting-edge themes characteristic of [...]
By Bill Hirschman Armature was first drafted eight years ago and in development ever since, but its world premiere at Island City Stage could have been [...]
By Aaron Krause for Berkshire Fine Arts “I want the truth,” a character says in Tom Jacobson’s highly theatrical play, The Twentieth Century Way. Without a [...]
By Bill Hirschman For Florida Theatre Onstage The Twentieth Century Way creates intersecting, interlocking and overlapping realities nesting inside each other like a Russian doll. Or [...]
By Mary Damiano | Contributing Writer for THE NEW PELICAN The need to belong and the desire for love are explored against the backdrop of [...]
by Mindy Leaf for Around Town Photo by Matthew Tippins We’re all familiar with popular shows that extend their runs … typically due to positive [...]