Tag Archives: musical theater

Good performances and a solid production help to compensate for the show's rather weak score.

The audience-participation stalwart gets an imaginative revisualization in its annual staging at the Woodlawn Theatre.

Todd Miller combines a deep Christian faith with an attitude of tolerance and acceptance, both of which influence his music and vocal style.

This deliciously campy show has so much frenzied, blood-sucking energy the small ArcLight theater can hardly contain it.

This weird 1980s jukebox musical is exciting and fun, and the humourous acting along with recognizable rock songs make it one you shouldn't miss.

Glorious music overshadows some rickety storytelling in this joyful jukebox musical about "one of the great untold stories of rock and roll."

While there is much that works well in the adaptation, for the most part its music is uneven.

A rock musical with bite and a jet-black one-man show are two more productions making their debut at the Fringe.

Theatrical spectacle can derive both its meaning and its power from any number of forms of expression. But no one had tried using pure rap on a Broadway scale before.

A thoughtful avant-garde theater piece and a full-on musical parody are two of the highlights of this year's Hollywood Fringe Festival.