The White Chip portrays one man’s struggle with alcoholism
The production is handsomely constructed, making terrific use of myriad sound effects and musical riffs, all impeccably timed.
By Harry Kloman
Tags: Theater Reviews + Features, Theater, The White Chip, Kristi Jan Hoover, City Theatre, Lester Hamburg Studio
Happy End
This disquieting drama is another familiar Michael Haneke treatise about the decay of heart and soul
Tags: Movie Reviews + Features, Michael Haneke, drama, French Cinema
In the Heat of the Night at Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company
A well-meaning and enjoyable 97-minute whodunit that nonetheless strains at its familiarity
Tags: Theater Reviews + Features, Theater, In the Heat of the Night, Pittsburgh Playwrights Theatre Company, Kevin Moore, Daniel Pivovar, Matt Pelfrey, Monteze Freeland
A Devil Inside at The REP
It counts on cacophonous performances to succeed, and the intrepid cast doesn’t disappoint
Tags: Theater Reviews + Features, Theater, A Devil Inside, The REP, Cav O’Leary, Terry Wickline, David Lindsay-Abaire, Pittsburgh Playhous
The Gift of the Magi at Point Park Conservatory Theatre Co.
It feels more like a let’s-put-on-a-show Christmas pageant than a play
Tags: Theater Reviews + Features, Theater, The Gift of the Magi, Point Park Conservatory Theatre Co, Josh Mooiweer, Davion Heron, Becky Brown, Penelope Lindblom
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