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ANNE OF GREEN GABLES needs to mature a little

CLEARFIELD — All right, to clear some things up. Yes, I am male. Yes, I have at least watched the movie of Anne of Green Gables. I have older sisters and these things happen to lots of younger...

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A lovely THE PLAIN PRINCESS at Weber State

OGDEN —  Anyone looking for a delightful, fresh, family-friendly show to attend this week with their little ones should look no further than Weber State University’s production of a new work entitled...

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THE DROWSY CHAPERONE does everything a show is supposed to do

Show closes June 28, 2014. OGDEN — On its surface, The Drowsy Chaperone is a parody of musical theater in the 1920’s with no fear of making the audience the butt of its jokes.  As the Man in Chair (Tim...

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A fragile, but not broken, GLASS MENAGERIE in Centerville

CENTERVILLE — The distinctive American voice of Tennessee Williams was first heard on the stage seven decades ago. In that time, the eccentric playwright has been known for his tragic heroines,...

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All aboard CenterPoint’s A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

CENTERVILLE — Tennessee Williams is one of the most famous playwrights in American history, and the play A Streetcar Named Desire is commonly found on syllabi for English and Theatre classes....

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LEND ME A TENOR and some better pacing

CENTERVILLE — Lend Me a Tenor, by Ken Ludwig, is a fun comedic show based in 1934 Ohio as the Cleveland Grand Opera prepares to welcome a famous tenor, Tito Merelli, played by Josh Curtis, to star in a...

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IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY entertains with excellence

CENTERVILLE— The iconic Christmas story of It’s a Wonderful Life is told in many ways from stage to screen, but the live radio play, adapted by Joe Landry, became a favorite of mine when I saw it on...

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CenterPoint’s A CHRISTMAS CAROL blesses this holiday season

CENTERVILLE — It isn’t the Christmas Theatre Season until you see A Christmas Carol. I almost thought this year would be the year that I would not see a production until I got the invite from...

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It truly is A WONDERFUL LIFE

CENTERVILLE — It’s a Wonderful Life stepped onto the scene in 1946 as a film based on a booklet called the greatest gift, and has been a part of Christmas celebrations ever since. It’s a Wonderful...

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CPT’s THE RAINMAKER: basically The Music Man in 1929, sans music

CENTERVILLE — Richard Nash’s The Rainmaker is more or less what you would get if you put Harold Hill in rural 1929, and took away the music and the ensemble. Like The Music Man, it is charming and...

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A lovely THE PLAIN PRINCESS at Weber State

OGDEN —  Anyone looking for a delightful, fresh, family-friendly show to attend this week with their little ones should look no further than Weber State University’s production of a new work entitled...

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THE DROWSY CHAPERONE does everything a show is supposed to do

OGDEN — On its surface, The Drowsy Chaperone is a parody of musical theater in the 1920’s with no fear of making the audience the butt of its jokes.  As the Man in Chair (Tim White) plays the record of...

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A fragile, but not broken, GLASS MENAGERIE in Centerville

CENTERVILLE — The distinctive American voice of Tennessee Williams was first heard on the stage seven decades ago. In that time, the eccentric playwright has been known for his tragic heroines,...

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All aboard CenterPoint’s A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE

CENTERVILLE — Tennessee Williams is one of the most famous playwrights in American history, and the play A Streetcar Named Desire is commonly found on syllabi for English and Theatre classes....

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LEND ME A TENOR and some better pacing

CENTERVILLE — Lend Me a Tenor, by Ken Ludwig, is a fun comedic show based in 1934 Ohio as the Cleveland Grand Opera prepares to welcome a famous tenor, Tito Merelli, played by Josh Curtis, to star in a...

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IT’S A WONDERFUL LIFE: A LIVE RADIO PLAY entertains with excellence

CENTERVILLE— The iconic Christmas story of It’s a Wonderful Life is told in many ways from stage to screen, but the live radio play, adapted by Joe Landry, became a favorite of mine when I saw it on...

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CenterPoint’s A CHRISTMAS CAROL blesses this holiday season

CENTERVILLE — It isn’t the Christmas Theatre Season until you see A Christmas Carol. I almost thought this year would be the year that I would not see a production until I got the invite from...

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It truly is A WONDERFUL LIFE

CENTERVILLE — It’s a Wonderful Life stepped onto the scene in 1946 as a film based on a booklet called the greatest gift, and has been a part of Christmas celebrations ever since. It’s a Wonderful...

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CPT’s THE RAINMAKER: basically The Music Man in 1929, sans music

CENTERVILLE — Richard Nash’s The Rainmaker is more or less what you would get if you put Harold Hill in rural 1929, and took away the music and the ensemble. Like The Music Man, it is charming and...

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Humor feels right in THE PLAY THAT GOES WRONG at CenterPoint

CENTERVILLE — When the world is falling apart, there is a perverse comfort in watching things smash in a safe, contained environment and letting yourself laugh as you cringe. The Play That Goes Wrong...

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