BY SANDY STAGGSDRAMA CRITIC The Warehouse Theatre follows up the successful encore run of Hedwig and the Angry Inch with a regal and witty affair about women and their means and men, Jane Austin’s, Sense and Sensibility now on stage...
BY SANDY STAGGSDRAMA CRITIC USC Upstate Theatre delivered one their finest dramatic outings in recent memory this weekend with Lynn Nottage’s Pulitzer Prize winning play Sweat. Brimming with commentary about the working class, economic divide, and addiction, Sweat, directed by...
BY SANDY STAGGSDRAMA CRITIC Heralded as “brilliant” in its Broadway run by critics and Tony award voters alike, Daniel Fish’s minimalist, brooding production of Oklahoma! sowed its kernels of corn this week at the Peace Center for only the second...
BY SANDY STAGGSDRAMA CRITIC Covid-19 may have decimated the theatre industry for 18 months, but Greenville seems to be reaping the rewards as Broadway and touring shows again beset upon the performance halls of America. Hadestown debuted its first national...
BY SANDY STAGGSDRAMA CRITIC After a mega-successful outdoor run of Mamma Mia! in Anderson’s Wren Park and the unfortunate cancellation of follow-up Shrek due to too many patrons and too few masking up, The Market Theatre Company stepped back inside...
By Steve WongDRAMA CRITIC What is wrong with Juliana? She’s highly educated, talented, successful, worldly, and sophisticated. As a pharmaceutical pitchwoman, she knows how to work a crowd of doctors at a seminar in the Virgin Islands, and she dresses...
