“In our current period of uncertainty, not entirely dissimilar from the 1930s, this timely Shaw production of ‘Anything Goes’ has audiences erupting in a catharsis of cheers, whoops and whistles of appreciation,” writes Penny-Lynn Cookson.
“The delight of this production owes much to its buoyant, genuine performances, fine direction, imaginative minimalist staging, creepy sounds and lively puppets,” writes Penny-Lynn Cookson.
“This is a cohesive, entertaining, visually and technically superb production directed by Craig Hall, having its world premiere at the Shaw Festival,” writes Penny-Lynn Cookson about this year’s production of “Sherlock Holmes and the Mystery of the Human Heart.”
Based on a Yuan dynasty drama by Guan Hanqing, “Snow in Midsummer” is the story of a young widow accused and executed for a murder she did not commit.
