“Fat Ham” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival
The staging, pacing and acting are flawless throughout Oregon Shakespeare Festival's FAT HAM. There are no drags on this performance which rates 5 stars.
“Behfarmaheen (If You Please)” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival
Behfarmaheen is must-see, touching, detailed show featuring a man whose work I’ve long enjoyed. He must have incredible guts to put so any sides of him on stage for us.
“Coriolanus” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival
"Coriolanus" fails at presenting an intersting story, showing real characters, or offering any connection with the audience. 1 Star out of 5.
“Much Ado About Nothing” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival
"Much Ado About Nothing" is another OSF production that is possibly the best version of the play you'll ever see. Damn! 5 Stars out of 5!
“Jane Eyre” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival
I would have had to stay past intermission to write a real review of "Jane Eyre" But I'll say I believe it's 2 Stars out of 5.
“Virgins to Villains” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival
"Virgins to Villians" offers a incredibly well crafted 90 minutes of meaningful and fun entertainment.. 5 Stars out of 5!
“Stones in His Pockets” at the Rogue Theater Company
"Stones in His Pockets" is an character tour de force at Rogue Theater Company has a story worthy of the amazing acting. 5 Stars out of 5!
“Lizard Boy” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival
"Lizard Boy" is a rock muscial coming of age story that is so off-the-wall that it not threatening to teenagers, young adults, or old adults. It’s captivating. 5 Stars out of 5!
“Shakespeare and the Alchemy of Gender” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival
"Shakespeare and the Alchemy of Gender" blends personal details with gender truths in a remarkable event. The performance rates five stars.
“Smote This” at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival
This one-person show by OSF veteran Rodney Gardiner is intense, personal, real, and not to be missed (and like all of the one-person shows the run is too short, so go now).