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Door-slamming, backstage farcical fun: Check out ‘Moon Over Buffalo’ in Virginia Beach (opens the original)
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There’s no ham like an old ham (and we’re not talking about the smoked, aged, incredibly pricey Smithfield sort). Check out, instead, the current menu at Little Theatre of Virginia Beach: “Moon Over Buffalo.” We’re talking about George Hay (played by the delicious Bruce Hermans) — patriarch of an almost-prominent acting clan that includes his wife, Charlotte Hay (Rebekah Barnhill, equally tasty in her role), and her live-in backstage mother Ethel (Karen Buchheim, with comic timing to die for). E
Winning the war for human worth: ‘Tuskegee — An Immersive Experience’ onstage (opens the original)
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Four simple but powerful words form part of the spoken preface to Rouge Theater’s latest immersive experience, this one (like “Rosie the Riveter” two years ago) taking place at the Military Aviation Museum in Virginia Beach. These four words are intoned by two young Black men: Jaybird (Keith “Rice” Mayo): “Been ready.” Ace is asking his fellow aviator trainee if he’s ready to do what he’s been trained more rigorously than conceivable to do: fly a military plane. Jaybird’s answer — with the empha
‘Between the Lines’ marks 100th season of Little Theatre of Norfolk (opens the original)
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To read between the lines means, of course, to notice and understand what is not directly stated by a literary work or even everyday speech. It means to dig a bit deeper for nuances and implications. After all, life is not always an open book. Now hold those thoughts in mind for a moment or two. Little Theatre of Norfolk has been helping local audiences stay apprised of American (and other) theater for a whole century, having opened its curtains in February 1927. This was noted by the group’s cu
An apotheosis of suffering: Poignant ‘Come From Away’ is an impetus to repair the Wells (opens the original)
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That remark comes from a book by Laurence Maslon incorporating the background, libretto, music and lyrics of “Come From Away,” the musical by Canadian couple Irene Sankoff and David Hein. “Drain the sky.” That’s what the air controllers at Gander International Airport in Newfoundland, Canada, were told to do with their share (38 flights) of the 238 incoming international flights diverted from the U.S. East Coast on 9/11. Any of those flights could have been as deadly as the four that struck New
Review: X-rated puppets? Yes, but Peninsula Community Theatre’s ‘Avenue Q’ is still remarkably sweet (opens the original)
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Well, how naughty can it be? Why, even the commemorative book for “Avenue Q” sprouts friendly, real, orange (monster puppet) fur on its covers! But beware, parents and other responsible parties. This book — and its show, now playing at Peninsula Community Theatre — is definitely not for kids. First, of course, came “Sesame Street” — not just appropriate but downright salutary for children. Without this noble forebear (think Fozzie Bear), “Avenue Q” could never have been born to spoof its ancesto
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