In I Married an Angel, throughout a string of delicious Rodgers and Hart melodies, classic musical theater comedy riffs, two ballets and a tap number, Angel Sara Mearns stays true to her code – “Truth is Beauty and Beauty is Truth” Well … the truth may set you free but it can also get you into a lot of trouble!
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Nantucket Sleigh Ride is a whale of a tale with bells on, bursting with farce that definitely exceeds the speed limit. Who knew a little island could generate so much drama?
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It’s not clear what relation the title of this play has to do with its content. There is nothing fierce about it. In a muddy narrative that does not give the actors an opportunity to develop, Kathleen K. Johnson attempts to delve into the mysteries of relationship dynamics and unfortunately comes up empty handed.
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When Alan Jay Lerner announced he was adapting Lolita for the musical stage, his friends must have wondered what he was thinking. Seeing the result of Lerner’s efforts, I want to know what he was smoking. Lolita, My Love is, in a word, wearying.
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