Entertainment Reviews

Rising up out of despair takes acceptance of your lot in life, but mainly because it’s cold and lonely crying by yourself on the floor.

A murder mystery that is both exceptionally funny and surprisingly difficult to solve.

A daring choice for Duke City Repertory Theatre’s sixth season launch.

William Inge’s 1953 Pulitzer Prize-winning drama examines the obsession with youth and beauty in the pursuit of relationships.

Julia Cameron’s unbridled delve into love and conflict is an affecting story of a Kansas couple torn apart by the Viet Nam War.

Engaging entertainment from overture to curtain.

When it comes to writing comedy theater with an affecting takeaway message, there is none better than Neil Simon.

This high-energy, rockin’, kickin’ and a-bangin’ 90-minute show covering 22 songs is not to be missed.

There is applause all around for the stewardship Patricia Dickinson Wells and her company bring to our dancing community.

Corny and adorable, funny as all get out and talented to the limit, these guys are smart and ambitious.

Denny Tedesco celebrates the legendary career of his father, guitarist Tommy Tedesco, and reveals the inner workings of studio recording sessions in the 1960s and early 1970s.

No amount of hopefulness can fix what’s ahead for these troubled siblings, especially in view of what they’ve endured in the past.