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 doubt, Jacobson believes that we can handle the truth of what happened [...]
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 better yet: At least three, possibly four, even five realities [...]
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 a gay wedding in “Bright Colors and Bold Patterns,” now [...]
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 reviews and increased audience demand. This usually happens around the [...]
REVIEW: BRIGHT COLORS AND BOLD PATTERNS’ IS A COMIC DELIGHT AT ISLAND CITY STAGE
By AARON KRAUSE for Theatrical Musings Photo by Matthew Tippins While watching Drew Droege’s delightfully comic, single-character play, Bright Colors and Bold Patterns, one might wonder: Is the horizontally big fellow at the piece’s [...]
REVIEW: BRIGHT COLORS IS A MANIC TOUR DE FORCE FOR ISLAND CITY STAGE
By John Thomason for Florida Theatre Onstage Photo by Matthew Tippins Like them or tolerate them, there’s an inherent archness to the majority of solo theater pieces. It’s born of either chameleonic gimmickry—one actor shape-shifting [...]