Reno Stage Scene; ‘A Facility for Living’ at RLT
It is the near future, and Dick Cheney is president. Our prisons are drained of criminals who have been outsourced
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Reno Stage Scene; ‘Seussical: the Musical’ at RLT
For some of us, Seussical the Musical will be a trip to our childhood; for some, the stories will be new adventures to discover. One thing is true for everyone, Seussical the Musical is good fun with uplifting stories from the mind of Dr. Seuss featuring earworm-worthy music.
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Reno Stage Scene; Small Mouth Sounds at RLT
Silence allows you to be one with your inner thoughts, but is that a good thing? Find out with Small Mouth Sounds
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Reno Stage Scene; “Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville: A Sherlock Holmes Mystery” at Reno Little Theater
Ken Ludwig’s Baskerville is the telling of the classic Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s who-done-it is simultaneously thrilling and funny with just the right amount of slapstick. There is a mystery surrounding “The Hound of the Baskervilles” Holmes and Watson must unravel this mystery before the family curse condemns its newest heir.
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Reno Stage Scene; Theater Review, 2022
I want to give my heartfelt thanks and admiration to everyone in the Reno Theater Community for their tireless work and energy to entertain us. The passion for their craft is apparent in every performance. These performers and creators take us to places of joy, fantasy, and even sorrow, much to the delight of their audiences.
So lets look at the Theater Review, 2022.
Reno Stage Scene; ‘Twisted,’ at Reno Little Theater
Twisted is a series of one-act plays, playing one night only at Reno Little Theater before opening in New York in early February. As the name implies, the short stories have hard-edged emotional twists to the stories. Stephanie D. Lewis is the playwright for Twisted, and you can see her passion in the stories she has written.
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Backstage Review: ‘How to Survive Your Family at Christmas’ at Reno Little Theater
“How to Survive Your Family at Christmas” is a new play by Yassi Jahanmir, so new that it has yet to be published. This is quite an honor for Reno Little Theater to be the first to produce this new work.
Loretta Nutt avoids going home for Christmas, feeling no connection to her mom and dad; she wants to avoid them. But try as she might, it seems that the fates are conspiring to bring her home to learn the lessons of “How to Survive Your Family at Christmas.”
Backstage Review: ‘Tiny Beautiful Things’
“Tiny Beautiful Things” takes the audience on a journey into those dark times that we all experience but seldom talk about. And it is done with nonjudgmental compassion that will bring you to tears.
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Backstage Review – ‘Native Gardens’ at RLT
“Native Gardens” is a funny and thought-provoking play that examines the reality of race and human relations in an entertaining way. The performances, set, and technical aspects come together in a delightful 90-minute performance.
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Backstage Review: ‘The Humans’ at Reno Little Theater
This play is an ensemble piece, a fast-paced tragedy and comedy that will leave you touched by the humanity of it all and laughing uproariously at its comedy. But it is different from ordinary plays. Ordinarily, a play lays some groundwork by showing us the characters and the situation. Then the playwright builds some tension and some conflict. In the denouement at the end the conflicts and tensions are resolved, and all the loose ends are tied up. The play has a beginning, a middle, and an end.
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