A & E Center Stage Debased Jekyll and Monstrous Hyde Still Have Admirers at CPCC Two sides of the same coin June 26, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
A & E Center Stage Shakespeare Carolina’s ‘Titus Andronicus’ Embraces the Excess There was blood June 24, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
A & E Center Stage Actor’s Theatre Shines New Light on Bechdel’s Family Tragicomic ‘Fun Home’ Putting the fun in funeral June 21, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
A & E Center Stage Spoleto Stages Feel the Heat During Torrid Times A festival overview at the halfway point June 1, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
A & E Arts Features Three Bone Theatre’s ‘Oslo’ Brings an Ongoing Saga to the Stage What's in a handshake? May 23, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
A & E Center Stage Broadway Comes to Blumenthal with ‘A Bronx Tale’ A clash of families April 19, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
A & E Center Stage ‘Chapter Two’ Shows How Chemistry Can Be Explosive Simon says, be shocked and shaken April 12, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
A & E Center Stage ‘Terms of Endearment’ Brings the Drama A tearjerker butchered April 2, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
A & E Center Stage ‘The Ghost of Splinter Cove’ Tells a Second Story From the Basement Bring it down a level March 30, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
A & E Center Stage ‘The Great Beyond’ is a Collaborative Conjuring A séance with 200-percent certainty March 29, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
A & E Center Stage ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ Gets Imaginative with a Dark Reality With friends like these March 22, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
A & E Arts Features Two New Charlotte Plays Work on Different Levels Cross-town haunting March 13, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
A & E Center Stage Is ‘By the Water’ Making Waves or Blowing Smoke? Resettling in the rubble March 6, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
A & E Center Stage Messing Things Up the American Way 'Miss Saigon' becomes less empathetic with time February 22, 2019 by: Perry Tannenbaum
