Fort Worth Star-Telegram: ‘Stupid ... Bird’ soars at Stage West Theatre
A "smartly realized” and "sharp, fiercely acted production"
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Dallas Morning News: Taking aim at troubled times: 'Stupid [Expletive] Bird' at Stage West a witty look at what art can and can't do
"You've got to love art that questions the reason for its own existence in a world that's falling apart."
Fort Worth Star- Telegram: "Emily Scott Banks leads the flock in Stage West’s ‘Stupid ... Bird’"
For nearly two decades, Emily Scott Banks has been a favorite actor on North Texas stages...
DFW.com: Best DFW theater of 2016: Leadership changes set the stage for theaters’ daring 2016 shows
Local critics Mark Lowry and Punch Shaw include THE NETHER and BOOTY CANDY on their list of Top 5 Tarrant County productions in 2016!
artsandculturetx.com: Meditation on Murder: Murder For Two at Stage West
"Murder for Two, a not-so-usual murder mystery musical comedy at Stage West Theatre in Fort Worth through Dec. 18 asks a lot of its actors..."
Fort Worth Star-Telegram: ‘Murder for Two’ slays with music and mirth
"It’s just two guys with a piano and a wacky tale to tell. But it sure is a lot of fun."
TheatreJones.com: Death by Laughter
"At Stage West, Murder for Two is skillfully performed by two actors, one playing multiple roles, and both playing piano."
Dallas Morning News: Fans of 'Gentleman's Guide' will find 'Murder for Two' their cup of funny, poisoned tea at Stage West
"Those who loved the A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder should find Murder for Two at Stage West just their cup of funny, poisoned tea."
FW Weekly: A Landslide Victory for Ann
"We thought we’d never chuckle at politics again, and then Ann (The Ann Richards Play) landed at Stage West Theatre –– our sides splintered with laughter."
Artsandculturetx.com : Ann Flashes Back to Another Feisty Politician
"Dorothy Ann Willis Richards’ had a personality about the size of the state she governed. Serving as Texas’ leading Democrat from 1991-95, Richards’ lasting legacy feels like a breath of fresh air on the hot and humid political landscape that now overwhelms the state. Her silver-tongued banter and political optimism made her a foot soldier for feminist and liberals nationwide."
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