Michael Mulhern - Page 11

A touching comedy about marriage, intimacy, and electricity!

Malvolio is much, much darker and when he vows revenge in the last scene it comes off as ominous and sinister. It left me wondering if there was going to be a sequel - "Friday the 13th Night!" "Malvolio's Revenge!" "The Dark Night Rises!"

Is it ever acceptable to torture or kill a human being out of revenge?

This is one of the aspects I truly adore about Spark Theater--the intamacy. It feels like I am witnessing living art, and it is fascinating to watch.

What happens when you love your family too much?

Do not take your hair out of those curlers, grab a lawn chair and a PBR and go see this instant cult-classic!

THE DROWSY CHAPERONE is truly a gay, show-within-a-show romp for the ages. At first I was like 'What gay holy hell is this?!'

Between every mother and daughter there is a story that must be told.

Four comic vignettes exploring the complexities of love and marriage.

Join Ali Baba in his adventure to outwit the Forty Thieves!

Colorado's New History Museum Goes High-Tech and Hands-On When Doors Open in Denver April 28, 2012

This show is so witty, so odd, so... Shaw!

Relive the tale of the love triangle between King Arthur, Queen Guenevere and Sir Lancelot.

Four male singers are given a second chance to perform a show that never was.

The world premiere of SHAKESPEARE AND ME written by and starring Joey Wishnia and directed my Harry A. Cruzan plays a limited engagement (April 16th, 27th & 28th) at The Byers-Evans House Museum. Joey Wishnia shares his personal, dramatic, and often hilarious, experiences with Shakespeare. Throughout his long career, Joey has appeared in 19 of Shakespeare's plays and directed five of them on three different continents. From his first school play through his most recent readings, he shares the trials and tribulations of an actor working with the Bard, including his encounter with the greatest Shakespearean actor of the last century - Sir Laurence Olivier. Joey is a master storyteller weaving Shakespeare's words effortlessly into, and through, his own stage experiences.

So this is what happens when everything goes right in a production. Creative set/lighting/sound/costume design + talented ensemble + fierce vocals and choreography = check mate and game won!

We talk with Jason Edwards about life behind the legend, Broadway fumbles, and rebirth of this tribute to the Man in Black.

The players went through the blocking just fine, but never truly embodied or developed the characters to the depths of their potential emotional scope. Basically, they put on a play but not a performance.

A staged reading of more than 50 letters that tell a complex and moving story of a family trapped in Germany during the Holocaust.

Permanent Transient Productions is a newly formed company in Denver tackling Edward Albee's classic piece.