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Still Relevant After All These Years
“Is The Rocky Horror Show still a relevant piece of theater today?” I asked the cast when we began rehearsals. All agreed that it was relevant, but in a far […]
Haters Can Just Back Off
In 2009, a YouTuber calling herself Miranda uploaded a video called “Free Voice Lesson.” In it, a heavily-made up woman in a shabby-looking room stares earnestly into a camera and […]
Keepers of Rock’s Flame
Wishbone Ash founding guitarist Andy Powell feels a bit like a blues man most days. That’s because rock n’ roll as he and his mates knew it back in the […]
Intellects in Opposition
For theatre fans in Fort Wayne and northeast Indiana, it’s always exciting to discover what each new season will bring to our many wonderful stages. That seems especially true for […]
Only a Play, But It’s a Lot of Fun
It’s Only a Play opened this past weekend at First Presbyterian Theater, and it is hilarious fun whether audience members are involved in the theater or not. The entire play […]
A Conversation Between Giants
Some plays are a joy to direct because they are so well-constructed, so deftly written. Some are a pleasure because of the actors involved, their talent, wit and amiability. And […]
‘Rocky’ Still Timely, Great Fun
I talked to a few young people this week who had seriously never heard of Rocky Horror. Seriously. One guy said, “Oh, yeah! I’ve seen the movie on TV at […]
It’s Delivery That Matters
They’re staples on rock radio. They’re “B-b-b-bad.” They’re from Delaware. And they’ve been rocking stages across the country and around the world for 40 years. George Thorogood and the Delaware […]
Inspired Conversation
If someone was completely unaware of the kinds of plays all for One productions stages, and I could only use one play as an example, their season opener, Freud’s Last […]
A Lady Walks Into a Bar
The way Kathleen Madigan’s stand-up career started sounds like a joke – “One young woman from Missouri walks into a bar …” – but for the now 50-year-old comedian, it […]