Happy Days
In his writing, Samuel Beckett frequently calls upon repetition and monotony; In Happy Days, Beckett explores the way we pass a day, the way moments slip into other moments.
Read MorePosted by Nicole Itkin | Sep 24, 2026 | Reviews
In his writing, Samuel Beckett frequently calls upon repetition and monotony; In Happy Days, Beckett explores the way we pass a day, the way moments slip into other moments.
Read MorePosted by Nicole Itkin | Aug 31, 2026 | Reviews
To walk the grounds alone would be a worthwhile visit to this theater. A stunning production of Les Mis makes it doubly worth it.
Read MorePosted by Nicole Itkin | Aug 24, 2026 | Reviews
Slowly, the life of a cowboy and the life of a dancer started to meld together, blend into one.
Read MorePosted by Nicole Itkin | Aug 8, 2026 | Reviews
Safi is a performer who has created a show that lives, breathes, and thrives in and among its diversions. This show does not take a particularly linear path. It lets “the outside world” in, lets audience reactions and moments take up significant space on stage.
Read MorePosted by Nicole Itkin | Jul 6, 2026 | Reviews
Nashville bar meets Broadway singers in Music City. The entire room, at St Luke’s Theatre, transformed into the Wicked Tickle. This show follows singer-songwriters and brothers TJ and Drew desperately trying to get a record deal,
Read MorePosted by Nicole Itkin | Jun 29, 2026 | Reviews
This was such an important effort, a wonderful performer, and a beautiful space.
Read MorePosted by Nicole Itkin | Jun 12, 2026 | Reviews
These were singers having fun. They sang songs of their choosing, songs that they wanted to sing, songs that highlighted what they could do. They sang to an audience that loved and appreciated every moment. This evening at 54 Below was an excuse to have fun with an incredibly talented group of people.
Read MorePosted by Nicole Itkin | Jun 5, 2026 | Reviews
Wrapping up many weeks on the road together, and a long time as close friends, the Bean Tones sing beautifully and banter comfortably between songs.
Read MorePosted by Nicole Itkin | May 29, 2026 | Reviews
The combination of the three selected plays is a good choice for an evening spotlighting the famed Russian playwright
Read MorePosted by Nicole Itkin | May 29, 2026 | Reviews
We watch Ilya and Shane’s relationship unfold, see Shane’s relationship with his mom, then with Rose Landry, and hear lots about Reeboks.
Read MorePosted by Nicole Itkin | Apr 26, 2026 | Reviews
Schmigadoon is funny and smart and perfect for the whole family. The second the show ended, everyone around me was on their feet.
Read MorePosted by Nicole Itkin | Jan 22, 2026 | Reviews
Bug discusses how quickly beliefs can turn into delusions can turn into a loosening grip on sanity. It asks at what point we start believing and how we decide we should stop. It asks us how far trust can take us.
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