People's World Review of Engaging Shaw If this were a romantic comedy about a normal big-city white-collar, petty-bourgeois love affair, I’d have passed it up as likely not of gripping interest to readers [...]
Splash Magazines: Engaging Shaw Review – Witty, Fun...and Engaging Winner of both the Nobel Prize for literature in 1925 and the Academy Award in 1938 for the best written screenplay, George Bernard Shaw [...]
Broadway World Review: ENGAGING SHAW Poses Very Modern Questions George Bernard Shaw was an Irish playwright, critic, political activist, and someone who loved to engage in controversial debate. His influence on Western theatre, [...]
Accessibly Live Off-Line Review of Engaging Shaw Theatre 40 of Beverly Hills presents the Los Angeles premier of John Morogiello’s ENGAGING SHAW, a love story of sorts between a well-to-do Irish heiress and a [...]
The Last Wife January-February 2018 A Play by Kate Hennig Directed by Flint Esquerra Produced by David Hunt Stafford This is THE LAST WIFE: Kate Parr is a rising star in a world of intense [...]
Carol's Culture Corner Review of The Last Wife Katherine Parr married Henry VIII July 12, 1543, the last of his six wives. Canadian playwright Kate Hennig, who wrote The Last Wife about [...]
Accessibly Live Offline Review of The Last Wife Theatre 40 of Beverly Hills presents Kate Henning’s THE LAST WIFE, a dramatic play that takes its focus upon Katherine Parr, who would become [...]
Broadway World: The Last Wife is "a lively examination of romantic love, family love, and duty" By now, we all know that new laws have been enacted which allow the first born, [...]
Stage Scene LA Review of The Last Wife A captivating Olivia Saccomanno rules the stage as Queen Katherine Parr in Kate Hennig’s fascinating feminist take on The Last Wife (of Henry VIII), [...]
Sherlock Holmes and the Case of the Jersey Lily November-December 2017 A Play by Katie Forgette Directed by Jules Aaron Produced by David Hunt Stafford This is SHERLOCK HOLMES AND THE CASE OF THE JERSEY [...]