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OnStage: Horrors & Zombies

Written by Varina Kosavich |

November-December 2011

Zombies, zombies, and yes, more zombies

Walking to the Impossible Playhouse, I was unsure what to expect from the Players' production of Night of the Living Dead, based on the movie classic. Then I nearly collided with a zombie in a dress shirt and tie, ambling up the sidewalk towards me grunting, and all my doubts were extinguished in one fearful moan.

Cyrano at the Impossible Playhouse

Written by Varina Kosovich |

Cyrano DeBergerac, a late nineteenth century play by Edmund Rostand, follows a poetic man with a large heart and a nose to match. It's a tragic romance that always enthralls me and I was excited to see the Impossible Players perform Frank Langella's compact version, directed by Paul Abeyta. The classic play is one of my favorites, something I never get tired of seeing, and my expectations for the production were high.

OnStage: The Glass Menagerie

Written by Susan Wolf |

May 2011

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Shattered dreams, abandonment and low self-esteem: the perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon? It could be if you're fortunate enough to see a good performance of The Glass Menagerie.

OnStage: Come and Knock on the Imps' Door

Written by Johnmark Wiley |

April 2011

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The Impossible Players kicked off their forty-fifth season of community theater with the John Patrick play, Roman Conquest. This hilarious story takes place in an intimate apartment in the city of Rome with two American girls in search of adventure and artistic inspiration.

OnStage: The Word is Love

Written by Johnmark Wiley |

March 2011

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On February 11th I had the privilege of enjoying Steel City Theatre Company's production of The Word is Love, at La Renaissance Restaurant. I love musical theater and food, so I was excited about this evening.

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