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Bent Wit Cabaret: MYSTERY
Bent Wit Cabaret // Axe 2 Ice Productions
Event Name: Bent Wit Cabaret: MYSTERY
"Avant-Garde Variety Show"
Review
posted by:
JohnnyRocket
from Nashua, NH,
Aug 09, 2010
Avant-Garde Variety Show loosely based on a murder mystery theme. More variety show than murder mystery. High points are the magician, a heartfelt reading of liberal/lesbian poetry, and a... Expand
Avant-Garde Variety Show loosely based on a murder mystery theme. More variety show than murder mystery. High points are the magician, a heartfelt reading of liberal/lesbian poetry, and a wise-cracking 70+ year old lady MC. Good 4-pc band. Talented cast, though mostly not my cup of tea. Collapse
TRYING by Joanna McClelland Glass
Event Name: TRYING by Joanna McClelland Glass
"extraordinary play"
Review
posted by:
BLG
from Rockport, Massachusetts,
Aug 03, 2010
A wonderful, long, well-acted, nuanced play.
A wonderful, long, well-acted, nuanced play.
TRYING by Joanna McClelland Glass
Event Name: TRYING by Joanna McClelland Glass
"Don't miss this!"
Review
posted by:
Jane
from Southborough, MA,
Aug 02, 2010
This is a wonderful production and you can't beat the intimacy of Gloucester Stage. While there are lots of funny moments - be prepared to shed a few tears. We ran into terrible traffic so ordered our... Expand
This is a wonderful production and you can't beat the intimacy of Gloucester Stage. While there are lots of funny moments - be prepared to shed a few tears. We ran into terrible traffic so ordered our lobster rolls (from Lobsta Land) from the car. Picked them up and then ate outdoors on Rocky Neck, and strolled to the theater. A lovely night! Collapse
Boston University Tanglewood Institute
Event Name: Boston University Tanglewood Institute
"1"
Review
posted by:
1
from 1,
Aug 27, 2012
The Callous Stars, Lagoon, Kitchen Jams & Emma Ate The Lion
Middle East Restaurant & Nightclub
Event Name: The Callous Stars, Lagoon, Kitchen Jams & Emma Ate The Lion
"Nice Surprise"
Review
posted by:
Lenny
from Cambridge MA,
Aug 08, 2010
Headed out with a couple of friends to listen to some local music and stumbled across Lagoon and especially the Callous Stars...great sounds and musicians, will definitely see them again.
Headed out with a couple of friends to listen to some local music and stumbled across Lagoon and especially the Callous Stars...great sounds and musicians, will definitely see them again.
Trouble in Tahiti and Bon Appetit!
Event Name: Trouble in Tahiti and Bon Appetit!
"Rave review"
Review
posted by:
Marilyn
from Lancaster, MA,
Aug 30, 2010
Trouble in Tahiti is a rave! The only drawback is the sound system at the Tsai. It doesn't capture the full range of the singers' voices.
Trouble in Tahiti is a rave! The only drawback is the sound system at the Tsai. It doesn't capture the full range of the singers' voices.
Trouble in Tahiti and Bon Appetit!
Event Name: Trouble in Tahiti and Bon Appetit!
"Great fun!"
Review
posted by:
Paul Lehrman
from Medford, MA,
Aug 03, 2010
Wonderful to see a full-blown production of "Trouble..." It's done periodically by amateur and college groups, usually with a piano and minimal sets, so it's really a treat to have it fully realized.... Expand
Wonderful to see a full-blown production of "Trouble..." It's done periodically by amateur and college groups, usually with a piano and minimal sets, so it's really a treat to have it fully realized. The lyrics are sometimes a little clumsy (he needed Sondheim!) but the music is charming, and one can hear presages of Candide and West Side Story all through. The cast was wonderful, the choreography was a riot. Bernstein would have been very pleased. Judy Kaye is perfect as Julia Child. The opera is delightful--since Julia was always "singing" anyway, it just felt like a "French Chef" show with orchestral accompaniment. As the Globe said, a great way to bring new audiences to 20th-century opera. Collapse
Trouble in Tahiti and Bon Appetit!
Event Name: Trouble in Tahiti and Bon Appetit!
"tasty combo"
Review
posted by:
Laura
from Surburbia, MA,
Aug 02, 2010
Both operettas were fantastic. Trouble in Tahiti was powerful and fun at the same time. The singing was amazing. Then there was a special dessert at intermission (chocolate cupcakes to whet our... Expand
Both operettas were fantastic. Trouble in Tahiti was powerful and fun at the same time. The singing was amazing. Then there was a special dessert at intermission (chocolate cupcakes to whet our appetites for the second act). The second operetta was great too, much lighter and very funny. How the singer cooked while singing is an enigma, but she did and masterfully. Highly recommend these shows. Collapse
Trouble in Tahiti and Bon Appetit!
Event Name: Trouble in Tahiti and Bon Appetit!
"Perfect summer entertainment"
Review
posted by:
Traute
from Newton,
Aug 02, 2010
Boston Midsummer Opera again does a wonderful job, above all musically (Susan Davenny Wyner is outstanding), in terms of staging and direction. Lee Hoiby's "Bon Appetit" is a real find, and the... Expand
Boston Midsummer Opera again does a wonderful job, above all musically (Susan Davenny Wyner is outstanding), in terms of staging and direction. Lee Hoiby's "Bon Appetit" is a real find, and the performance was topnotch. Collapse
Trouble in Tahiti and Bon Appetit!
Event Name: Trouble in Tahiti and Bon Appetit!
"Consistent summer fun"
Review
posted by:
Rachel
from Boston, MA,
Aug 02, 2010
This is my second summer seeing the Boston Midsummer Opera Production. They have good, solid singing and the productions are consistently well done and very funny. I will definitely be back for more... Expand
This is my second summer seeing the Boston Midsummer Opera Production. They have good, solid singing and the productions are consistently well done and very funny. I will definitely be back for more next year. Collapse
Trouble in Tahiti and Bon Appetit!
Event Name: Trouble in Tahiti and Bon Appetit!
"LOVED IT !!"
Review
posted by:
Roberta
from boston,
Aug 02, 2010
Perfect summer entertainment
Perfect summer entertainment
Always, Patsy Cline
Event Name: Always, Patsy Cline
"Great Show"
Comment
posted by:
Mary
from Putnam, CT,
Aug 09, 2010
I loved the show. The relationship between Patsy and Louise was the perfect vehicle to tell a story that highlights Cline's music. The music was excellent and the play was packed with it.
I loved the show. The relationship between Patsy and Louise was the perfect vehicle to tell a story that highlights Cline's music. The music was excellent and the play was packed with it.
The Caterpillars of Eastern Massachusetts
Mass Audubon's Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
Event Name: The Caterpillars of Eastern Massachusetts
"So Cool!!"
Review
posted by:
Linda
from Boston, MA,
Jun 14, 2010
This is such a unique and powerful show. Be prepared to see some alien creatures you haven't seen before in large, elegant format. Simply breathtaking.
This is such a unique and powerful show. Be prepared to see some alien creatures you haven't seen before in large, elegant format. Simply breathtaking.
The Caterpillars of Eastern Massachusetts
Mass Audubon's Broadmoor Wildlife Sanctuary
Event Name: The Caterpillars of Eastern Massachusetts
"An artistic gem AND an education"
Review
posted by:
Diana Bailey
from Newton, MA,
Jun 14, 2010
Sam Jaffe's photographs are beautiful. His compositions of Massachusetts Caterpillars along with their host plants are striking and elegant and can stand alone as works of art. The compositions... Expand
Sam Jaffe's photographs are beautiful. His compositions of Massachusetts Caterpillars along with their host plants are striking and elegant and can stand alone as works of art. The compositions are all set against a black background and are printed in a large format. The images reveal to us a diverse population of creatures to be found right here in Massachusetts, that we rarely observe . They are beautiful in their detail and ingenious in their evolutionary development. Sam's macro photography never disguises the subject matter but reveals its complexity to be admired. Each photograph is accompanied by a brief biological description which is well worth reading, and if you are fortunate to find the artist on site you will learn much more! Collapse
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