Lookingglass Theatre presents a Brando Beginnings production of KOWALSKI. It’s the summer of 1947. Tennessee Williams has completed his script for “A Streetcar Named Desire.” He has selected Jessica Tandy to play Blanche. He needs to decide on an actor to play Stanley. His director sends a newbie to him for an audition. Williams is already ...
The Fourth Walsh
Theatre with a side of life
Category Lookingglass Theatre
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Review “Circus Quixote” (Lookingglass Theatre): F-U-N Escape From Reality!
Lookingglass Theatre, in conjunction with The Actors Gymnasium, presents the World Premiere of CIRCUS QUIXOTE. Don Quixote is a legendary character from the17th century. Years of chivalry-inspired literature makes him believe he is a knight. He recruits a neighbor to be his squire and sets out on a crusade. He attacks dragons (windmills). He visits castles ...
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Review “The Steadfast Tin Soldier” (Lookingglass Theatre): Pure Imagination!
Lookingglass Theatre presents THE STEADFAST TIN SOLDIER. Magic is back! And just in time for the holiday season. Creator and director Mary Zimmerman masterfully spins Hans Christian Andersen’s story of a broken toy into a tale of resilience. The discarded soldier (played by Adeoye) goes on a journey of discovery. He falls for a ballerina (played by ...
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Review “The Steadfast Tin Soldier” (Lookingglass Theatre): Uplifting and Inspirational Tale of Resilience!
Lookingglass Theatre presents the world premiere of THE STEADFAST TIN SOLDIER. Director Mary Zimmerman creates magic on stage this holiday season. Zimmerman tells Hans Christian Andersen’s tale of a toy soldier. A one legged soldier (played by Alex Stein) is the target of a series of unfortunate events. Despite his continual mishaps, he does fall in ...
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Review “Mr. and Mrs. Pennyworth” (Lookingglass Theatre): Dynamic Duo!
Lookingglass Theatre presents World Premiere of MR. AND MRS. PENNYWORTH. Get ready to be enchanted by Playwright and Director Doug Hara’s new play. It’s a story about storytellers and the stories they tell. Hara masterfully spins a love story out of fairytales. He sprinkles in mystical time travel. He casts it to perfection with Lindsey Noel-Whiting ...
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Review “Blood Wedding” (Lookingglass Theatre): Not Bloody Dramatic
Lookingglass Theatre presents BLOOD WEDDING. Weddings are emotional. Two people pledging their loving devotion. Two families merging ancestral lines. In the best of circumstances, the pending permanency of the union makes for tense moments. Playwright Federico Garcia Lorca (translated by Michael Dewell and Carmen Zapata) pens a tale of marital amiss. The telenovela opens with an unhappy ...





