Theater review Archives - INDY Week

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Big of Heart but Small in Scope, “Loving” Soft-Focuses an Interracial Couple’s Persecution

by Byron Woods 02/26/202001/11/2023

Peter Manos’s play with music about the Supreme Court case banning anti-miscegenation laws in the 1960s is finishing its run at Pure Life Theatre Company this week.

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Lynn Nottage’s Unsparing “Sweat” Is a Funeral Song for America’s Working Class

by Byron Woods 02/21/202001/11/2023

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An Actor with Autism Leads a Superior Production of “The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time”

by Byron Woods 01/28/202001/11/2023

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You Gotta Keep ‘Em Regulated (And Other Tough Lessons from “Junk”)

by Byron Woods 06/13/201901/11/2023

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Scarily, the Timeliest Show Around This Week Is About the Reign of Terror

by Byron Woods 10/08/201801/11/2023

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In Its Stage Debut, Durham’s Bulldog Ensemble Theater Is a Worthy Successor to Manbites

by Byron Woods 10/05/201801/11/2023

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Theater Review: By the Way, Meet Vera Stark Incisively Dissects Golden-Age Hollywood with a Comic, Modern Scalpel

by James Embree 09/28/201801/11/2023

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Ken Ludwig’s Light, Lively Take on Robin Hood Has a Moving Political Message for Today

by Byron Woods 09/26/201801/10/2023

Theater Review: Some Stale Jokes and Skimpy Set Pieces Aside, Raleigh Little Theatre’s Convent Comedy Sister Act Is Habit-Forming

by Katy Koop 08/22/201801/11/2023

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Theater Review: Seed Art Share’s Immersive The Miracle Worker Reconnected Us with a Midcentury Theater Classic

by Byron Woods 08/15/201801/10/2023