Firehouse Theater Project’s mission is to promote contemporary American theater. Willie Loman’s mission is to leave a legacy and be liked. Both achieved their missions in this performance.
The entire staff should be proud of this production of The Producers. Catch it before you have to pay a lot more to see Marks and Wichmann on Broadway.
The title of the final number, “Less Is More” however, really summed it up. Sometimes, keeping a show simple can leave the audience wanting more.
As the final number says, “It’s Only For Now,” so make sure and find the time to see Theatre VCU’s production of Avenue Q before it ends December 2.
I definitely enjoyed watching The Antigone Project and can’t wait to see what comes next from the TheatreLab.
Just as the Halloween season draws to an end, the run of The Pillowman ends soon, and the edge of your seat dark comedy is worth the trip.
The Fox on the Fairway is a hole in one!
Attending the Richmond Theater Critics Circle Awards as my first assignment for ShowBizRadio.com was kind of like attending your spouses’ High School reunion.
Firehouse Theater Project’s one of a kind theater, as well as The Rocky Horror Show, were both enjoyable renditions of old classics.