‘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 [...]
HORROR THE CAMPY WAY IN ‘THE MYSTERY OF IRMA VEP’
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 [...]
“A madcap, zany, camp comedy sure to make you laugh – every 10 seconds – at Island City Stage.”
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 [...]
NO MYSTERY HERE: IRMA VEP IS A MADCAP HOOT AT ISLAND CITY
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 [...]
ISLAND CITY STAGE PAYS HOMAGE TO ‘TITAN OF LIVE THEATER’ WITH POWERFUL VERSION OF CLASSIC, ‘SUDDENLY, LAST SUMMER’
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 [...]
ARMATURE COMBINES RACE, POLITICS & SEX IN CALL FOR CHANGE
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 [...]
TWENTIETH CENTURY WAY “intriguing, fast-paced, informative, fun, and funny piece that also makes us think.”
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 [...]
SWIRLING REALITIES WITHIN REALITIES IN GAY-THEMED ‘TWENTIETH CENTURY WAY’
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 [...]
REVIEW: SPARKLING PERFORMANCE HIGHLIGHTS “BRIGHT COLORS AND BOLD PATTERNS”
By Mary Damiano | Contributing Writer for THE NEW PELICAN The need to belong and the desire for love are explored against the backdrop of [...]
REVIEW: THE END OF THE RAINBOW
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 [...]