BY STEVE WONGDRAMA CRITIC Contemporary playwright Lauren Gunderson is smart, successful, southern, and very confused about being smart, successful, and southern. In her play The Heath, she shares those confusions—and many others—with an audience she readily acknowledges is right in...
Modern Comedy about a Children’s Play Laughs at Grown-up Issues BY STEVE WONGDRAMA CRITIC Just in time for Thanksgiving, The Warehouse Theatre in Greenvilleis presenting the nationally popular The Thanksgiving Play and dishing out some political incorrectness that is tasty...
The Warehouse Theatre Takes Creative Liberties and Delivers a Masterpiece BY STEVE WONGDRAMA CRITIC I don’t know how other theatre companies have produced The Crucible, but The Warehouse Theatre in Greenville is presenting it with some odd creativity, which makes...
Theatre artist Katherine Rausch celebrates the power of women in her first Greenville solo show I Am at The Warehouse Theatre during Glow Lyric Theatre’s summer season through August 6. Her props have been featured in many shows across the...
BY SANDY STAGGSDRAMA CRITIC Upstate theatre this summer can be summed up in one word: WOMAN. I am a woman, hear me roar in numbers too big to ignore. – Helen Reddy Prospera (yes, a gender switch) in The Tempest...
BY JEFF LEVENEDRAMA CRITIC When you think Pride and Prejudice what comes to mind? Mr. Darcy’s gruff exterior? Elizabeth’s resolute determination to remain single? Sibling wrestling matches, heavy beat house music, and an ever growing competitive argument with an impressive...
