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Theatre Preview: Richmond Triangle Players’ “La Cage aux Folles”
Few productions bring glitz and glamor as effortlessly to the stage as “La Cage aux Folles.” Based off of Jean Poiret’s 1973 play of the same name, the show has spawned countless productions, revivals, two feature films, and is the only show in Broadway history to win both the Best Musical Revival and Best Production [...]
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Theatre Review: “The Pride”
“Is that the spoonful of sugar?” Alexi Kaye Campbell’s “The Pride,” centers around the diverse, interpersonal relationships between a trio of Londoners. The action switches back and forth between 1958 and 2008 and highlights the change in attitude towards sex and sexual preference that has taken place over those 50 years. In the first scenario, [...]
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Theater Preview: The Pride at RTP
The Pride, Alexi-Kaye Campbell’s award winning, era-hopping play about societal issues and acceptance, continues RTP’s 20th Anniversary season on Thursday April 4, after a reduced price preview on Wednesday April 3. It will run Thursday through Saturday evenings at 8pm through April 27th. The play presents itself structurally as an elliptical, alternating from the 1958 [...]
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Theatre Review: “The Busy World is Hushed”
“She’s a salesman who’s her own best customer.” Keith Bunin’s “The Busy World is Hushed” directed by Dexter M. Ramey for Richmond Triangle Players, continues this year’s Acts of Faith Festival. With a cast of only three, “Hushed” is thought provoking, touching, and often quite funny. Brandt, played by Chris O’Neill, finds himself hired by [...]
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Theater Preview: Confessions of a Mormon Boy at RTP
“Confessions of a Mormon Boy” opens this Wednesday at the Richmond Triangle Players and its a show that is sure to draw a crowd and maybe answer a few prayers. “Its a remdemption story, but its highly entertaining – it’s funny, it’s sexy, it gets pretty raw…” said the show’s star and writer Steven Fales. [...]
