Review: "a comic/tragic tour de force"
The Father, Reviewed by Carol St George, Associate Critic for John Garcia's THE COLUMN
821/823 W Vickery Blvd, Fort Worth, Texas 76104
817-STG-WEST (817-784-9378)
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"Seeing Red"
"At Stage West, Are You Now or Have You Ever Been... explores race, politics, poetry and Russian collusion via Langston Hughes in the McCarthy hearings"
"Long before fake news there was McCarthy."
"This production meets one of the highest goals of a producing theater – to expose difficult events and problems and express a way of exploring them through discussion."
Langston Hughes in the Dallas News
"It's an appropriate time to call us back to another time in history where we were pointing fingers and at war with each other."
Review: "Chances Are ...that you'll have a great time..."
by Jill Sweeney for TheaterJones
published Sunday, January 6, 2019
Review: "Profound"
In Stage West's 'Everybody,' the actors are picked randomly, and the message is profound
by Nancy Churnin, Dallas Morning News 1/2/19
"Emily Scott Banks returns to Jacob Marley's Christmas Carol at Stage West for another triumphant spin on the Dickens classic."
Theater Jones, Dec 12, 2018
Review: "nothing short of brilliant"
by Jan Farrington, TheaterJones.com
October 31, 2018
Review: "Powerful and wholly satisfying"
Stage West has given us a powerful and moving production of Lucas Hnath’s, and the direction of Clare Shaffer allows the actors to delve into their parts with realism and strength. I was impressed with Ms. Shaffer’s pacing of the script. She is not afraid of pauses which reveal more than words because she has a assembled a cast of actors who internally inhabit their roles. The emotional power displayed by actors who are fully committed give us a production that is powerful and wholly satisfying.
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