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Maggie Harney is a senior at the University of Georgia, graduating in May 2016 with Bachelor's degrees in journalism and Spanish. She spent two years singing in UGA's all-female a cappella group and is also actively involved with the international community in Athens. As a lover of both musical theatre and writing, she is excited to have the opportunity to be a contributor to Broadway World. Some of Maggie's other passions include photography, teaching, and learning about different cultures.
BWW Review: CHARLOTTE'S WEB Spins Fun For All at Serenbe Playhouse
July 7, 2016
July 7, 2016
A fun, family-friendly way to celebrate Fourth of July weekend was seeing Serenbe Playhouse's production of Joseph Robinette's CHARLOTTE'S WEB, directed by Ryan Oliveti and performed outside at The Animal Village at the Serenbe Inn. The space provided rows of seats beneath trees for shade, as well as blankets in front for children to sit and experience life on the farm up-close with live animals in the background. The play was easily enjoyed by all ages though, with witty remarks by characters like Templeton the rat and sweet moments of genuine friendship between Wilbur and Charlotte. As Wilbur knowingly says, 'Friendship is one of the most satisfying things in the world.'
BWW Review: HAPPY TOGETHER TOUR Celebrates the Oldies
June 27, 2016
June 27, 2016
HAPPY TOGETHER TOUR 2016 came to the Cobb Energy Centre on June 13 to reminisce the days of flower power and Dippity-Do. Though initiated in 1984, the tour now in its seventh consecutive year is scheduled with shows all across the U.S. this summer. Featured performances that night included songs by The Turtles featuring Flo & Eddie; Chuck Negron formerly of Three Dog Night; Mark Lindsay formerly of Paul Revere & the Raiders; Gary Puckett & The Union Gap; and The Cowsills.
BWW Review: Intimate Indoors Shares BUYER AND CELLAR and THE SKIVVIES
June 2, 2016
June 2, 2016
Two weekends ago, the Serenbe Playhouse brought BUYER AND CELLAR to Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams in Buckhead for its new Intimate Indoors series. The series strives to maintain The Playhouse's goal to be "site specific" and reach the audience living in metro Atlanta. An upscale furniture boutique, Mitchell Gold + Bob Williams provided a classy but comfortable setting to engage in the evening's performances on Friday, May 20.
BWW Review: I'M NOT RAPPAPORT Connects Through Friendship
May 11, 2016
May 11, 2016
RAPPAPORT is a story of family, friendship and frailty, say the producers Ann-Carol Pence and Anthony P. Rodriguez in a program note. A 1986 Tony Award winner, Herb Gardner's I'M NOT RAPPAPORT is the final show in the Aurora Theatre's 20th anniversary season. Through its endearing dialogue, wit and thought-provoking moments, the matinee showing on Sunday, May 8-Mother's Day-kept the audience of primarily senior citizens laughing at the relatability while reflecting on the universal truths conveyed.
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