A new play about the legendary George Rose – written and acted by Ed Dixon – shines a light on numerous showbiz celebrities before relating the horrific end of his mentor’s life as he is murdered in the Dominican Republic by his adopted lover, Juan, and Juan’s father and uncle.
Burns and Murray loved this show, now playing in Troy: “Strimbeck had her cast walking, dancing, creeping, and jumping all over the theatre.” One word: GO!
Reprised for December 5–December 28, 2014, here’s the Burns and Murray review of the same production in 2013.
When a father dares to expose a truth, those in power manipulate public opinion putting his whole family in danger.
A classic author of terror tales takes the stage just in time for Halloween.
Burns and Murray review Shakespeare & Co’s “Private Eyes” and find it is a mystery play in more ways than one.
Jim Brochu mingles his life story with those of the famous and near-famous of theatre, alternately performing himself or simply selling those watery orange drinks in Broadway’s Alvin Theatre, now called the Neil Simon.
A ghostly goulash of Borscht Belt jokes, Broadway tunes and dead sitcom characters, The Addams Family delights fans of the Addams Family, and newcomers to this goofy, ghastly show.
