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  • Review “Out Here” (Court Theatre): Unforgettable Originality

    Friday, May 1, 2026 Court Theatre, The Fourth Walsh Permalink 0

    Court Theatre presents the new musical, OUT HERE. Dawn, Brian and Cleo live in their family house. They eat at the dining room table. They work in separate rooms. They help Cleo with homework. The daily tune is the same until the melody changes. At first, it’s just a few notes that are different. Eventually, it’s ...

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  • Review “Berlin” (Court Theatre): Wildly Entertaining, Historically Poignant and Uncomfortably Relevant

    Monday, April 28, 2025 Court Theatre, The Fourth Walsh Permalink 0

    Court Theatre presents the World Premiere of BERLIN. It’s Berlin in 1928. Fascism is on the rise. A young artist. A seasoned reporter. A nightclub singer. A factory worker. Everyday people must decide to leave, hide or fight. Jason Lutes’ graphic novel depicts a volatile time in history. Adapter Mickle Maher masterfully brings the comic strip ...

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  • Review “Long Day’s Journey Into Night” (Court Theatre): Exceptional

    Tuesday, April 5, 2016 Court Theatre, The Fourth Walsh Permalink 0

    Court Theatre presents LONG DAY’S JOURNEY INTO NIGHT. Playwright Eugene O’Neill was awarded a Pulitzer Prize posthumously for this autobiographical play.  O’Neill exposes his own family’s dysfunction rooted in addiction.  Unlike a contemporary drama focused on the affects of an addict’s behavior on a family, O’Neill’s story is about an entire family of alcoholics and a ...

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  • Review “Satchmo at the Waldorf”: Behind-the-Music Glimpse at Louis Armstrong

    Monday, January 18, 2016 Court Theatre, The Fourth Walsh Permalink 0

    Court Theatre presents the Midwest Premiere of SATCHMO AT THE WALDORF. This one man show is a tribute to trumpet legend Louis Armstrong.  Playwright Terry Teachout derived this play from his book “Pops: A Life of Louis Armstrong.”  Set in 1971, Teachout imagines Armstrong reflecting on his life backstage a few months before his death.  ...

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