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MACBETH (Villanova): Ambition, conscience, fates, and kazoos

Scott Wiser November 14, 2015 No Comments

This production offers gore, unconventionality, and laughs, and certainly strikes up debates about the meaning of the play’s profound poetry.

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THE THREEPENNY OPERA (Villanova): Brecht played louder than the music

Neal Zoren for NealsPaper April 23, 2015 No Comments

Republished by kind permission from Neals Paper. Kurt Weill’s insistent tingel-tangel score for THE THREEPENNY OPERA pervades the Vasey Hall stage, with horns and drum pumping…

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MICHAEL & EDIE (Villanova Theater): 60-second review

Lauren Hartranft February 13, 2015 No Comments

It’s more than the classic boy meets girl, boy likes girl, girl is cold to boy tale:. Rachel Bonds’s MICHAEL & EDIE is a whirlwind of realization, emotion, and introspection.

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