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Theater Review: Entertaining and Enlightening ‘Kinky Boots’ is the Happy Pill You Didn’t Know You Needed
The interesting is, while many angst-filled teens (and their parents) won’t hesitate to flock to the Durham Performing Arts Center (DPAC) to see Tina Fey’s MEAN GIRLS, the less obvious yet perhaps more sensible choice for a morality play is the North Carolina Theatre production of KINKY BOOTS. Read Lauren Van Hemert’s review of KINKY BOOTS.
Theater Review: ‘Mean Girls’ Underwhelms
When the national touring production of MEAN GIRLS opened at DPAC earlier this week, the lobby was buzzing about the fact that Raleigh native English Bernhardt would be covering the role of Janis Sarkisian. Bernhardt can belt, but what did RDU on Stage’s Lauren Van Hemert have to say about the rest of the show?
Theater Review: Cape Fear’s High-Spirited ‘Shrek’ is Simply Irresistible
Onions have layers. Ogres have layers. And the Cape Fear Regional Theatre production of SHREK has enough multifaceted layers to make it surprisingly entertaining. Read what Lauren Van Hemert has to say about the show.
Q & A: Director Natasha A. Jackson Talks About the Significance of ‘Bourbon at the Border’
Hear what Natasha A. Jackson has to say about making her directorial debut and the personal significance of the North Raleigh Arts and Creative Theatre production of Pearl Cleage’s play Bourbon at the Border.