Posts Tagged ‘Church Street Theater’

We Love Arts: Noises Off

By Jenn Larsen, 3:00 pm July 27th, 2010

British playwright Michael Frayn’s farce-within-a-farce Noises Off has become one of the most beloved and popular comedies since its original staging in 1982 – so popular that when Frayn updated it ten years ago for a National Theatre revival it caught a Tony for its famous Broadway transfer. Listening to the audience’s uproarious laughter at Keegan [...]

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Fringe Arts: The Oresteia

By Jenn Larsen, 3:00 pm July 21st, 2009

Though I still stand by my original thinking that one of the chief joys of Fringe is seeing theater in the raw, as it were, scrappy and imperfect in rough and ready locations – sometimes I have to admit that can hinder as well. Dizzy Miss Lizzie’s Roadside Revue Presents The Oresteia, a funny and [...]

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