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Can We Get an Amen for Southern Baptist Sissies?
Southern Baptist Sissies, om ArtBuzz Theatrics, begins innocently enough with four young men in white shirts singing in lovely four-part harmony. Then playwright Del Shores and Director Larry Buzzeo get to work, and before it’s over, we realize we’ve been taken to church in more ways than one. Southern Baptist Sissies is one hell of a revival.
Wildly Uneven But Creepily Intriguing Veronica’s Room
Halloween has arrived early with a wildly uneven but strangely intriguing production of Ira Levin’s 1973 exercise in creepiness, Veronica’s Room at Andrews Living Arts. The evening never quite lands as a whole, but there are undeniably flashes and even long stretches that do justice to Levin’s attempt to make the audience wonder what is real and exactly who is crazy.
Posted in Performances, Reviews
Tagged Andrews Living Arts, Ira Levin, John F. Hernandez, Lory Reyes, MJ Baum, Veronica's Room
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