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Bloodthirsty Macbeth and cruel, conniving witches seem more like a coward and dancing hippies in Aux Dog Theatre’s disappointing production of “Macbeth.”
Tales of the devil — and deals made with him — are a dime a dozen, and theater has never shied away from such stories. But Mother Road Theatre Company’s production of “The Seafarer,” part of the Southwest Irish Theater Festival, offers an entirely unique and rewarding twist on the classic devil tale.
Productions of “The Cripple of Inishmaan” typically find humor in the story of a crippled orphan, but the Vortex production strikes a tough balance between comedy and tragedy.
Whether the laughs were lost in translation or simply never there, “Fate of a Cockroach” is a disappointing production that struggles for both humor and meaning.
Beneath the pretentious poet and his scheming nephew lies a poorly written plot that two actors struggle to give life.
In the flurry of obligatory holiday productions, Duke City Repertory Theatre’s production of “Wooden Snowflakes” stands out.
Improvisation demands intense confidence and the ability to think on your feet, and performers in “The Show” make it look easy.
Conveying fifty years of familial tragedy and political struggle in two hours is the definition of a theatrical challenge.
“Vessels” is a retelling of “A Streetcar Named Desire” that veers off the tracks of literary convention and into the modern era.
“It’s astounding. Time is fleeting. Madness takes its toll.” The Rocky Horror Show’s opening lines to its most famous song, “The Time Warp,” aptly describe the UNM production.
Only two characters are necessary to paint the joys and hardships artists must endure.
At first glance, David Storey’s play “Home” seems to concern itself merely with the minutiae of the daily lives of retirees. But by play’s end the sanity of society as a whole is put in question.