In this photo, gentle persuasion is employed “Because sports have a jaunty, yet competitive edge that can bring out the best (and worst) in all of us,” says the playwright.
NIfty dance numbers and lots of topical humor from the 70’s can’t save this mishmash of a musical.
Is Obehi Janice “Fufu,” or “Oreos,” or both, or neither? And does it matter?
This is the sort of performance that gives Fringe theatre a bad name.
The final thirty minutes are so sob-inducing there should be a couple of kleenex tucked into each program.
A Gail Burns review about a thoughtful exploration of the moments that impact our lives, plus a bit of Ibsen, too.
These puppets make for a “touching and very theatrical work,” says Gail Burns in her review.
Gail Burns reminds us that that what makes this musical unique is not the subject matter, but the way this unusual story is told. Read on.
