TALKING TITUS with John Fagan of The Warehouse Theatre’s Upstate Shakespeare Festival production, and Julie Taymor, “The Lion King” director and auteur of the 1999 film version of “Titus.” INTERVIEWED BY SANDY STAGGS DRAMA CRITIC John Fagan, longtime esteemed director of...
BY LOU BUTTINO DRAMA CRITIC “To Feel Together: A One-Woman Show on Consent,” the title of Rebecca Whitten’s one woman show that opened at The Warehouse Theatre last night, comes from a variation of the definition of the word “consent”....
BY SANDY STAGGS ARTS WRITER In a rare solo theatrical treat, Warehouse Theatre Conservatory presents a one-woman show opening tonight for five performances only entitled “To Feel Together: A One-Woman Show on Consent.” “Consent” is written by and stars Rebecca...
BY JEFF LEVENE DRAMA CRITIC With that early-summer balmy breeze, and a decrease in last month’s poisonous pollen count, one can hardly find a better evening in Downtown Greenville than taking a stroll through Falls Park. And with the addition...
“Spring Awakening” is not your run-of-the-mill feel-good musical. In fact, it borders on downright depressing because it doesn’t sugar-coat life’s perils or its subject matter (sexual repression, teen suicide, abuse, etc.). But oh, is “Spring Awakening” gorgeous, stellar entertainment, with...
This season marks the 23rd summer that the Upstate Shakespeare Festival has presented FREE productions of the Bard’s works for Upstate audiences. The Bard’s most popular comedy “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” will run for a record-setting five weeks May 25-June...
