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Written By: Mike Schulz
Section: Theatre
Category: Reviews
2008-03-12 08:38:48

In the Playcrafters Barn Theatre's current production of Anybody for Murder?, Christopher Tracy plays Max Harrington, a seemingly mild-mannered gentleman who, through the course of the play, will attempt to murder his wife, convince his girlfriend to assume her identity, attempt to murder his girlfriend, drug potential witnesses, and lie to everyone he comes in contact with. Yet while Max may be a monster, it's pretty apparent that Tracy himself is just about the best friend a moderately funny comedic thriller could ask for.
Read More About Wife Swap: "Anybody For Murder?," At The Playcrafters Barn Theatre Through March 16...
Written By: Mike Schulz
Section: Theatre
Category: Feature Stories
2007-12-19 08:56:48
I love making lists. Love it. And I get an annual charge out of composing "10 best"s for the Reader based on my movie-going experiences: 10 Best Films, 10 Best Guilty Pleasures, 10 Best Action Blockbusters Based on a Pre-Existing
Toy ... .
So when I started thinking about my forthcoming Year in Theatre recap a few weeks ago, I thought it might make for a fun change of pace to compose "best" lists for area stage productions.
Read More About Theatre By The Numbers: Not-So-Random Moments From 2007...
Written By: Mike Schulz
Section: Theatre
Category: Reviews
2007-01-17 08:20:47
You can tell that the Playcrafters Barn Theatre's production of Strangers on a Train is doing its job, and doing it quite well, because - at Friday's opening-night performance, at any rate - the show appears to be making a large segment of its audience really uncomfortable.
Read More About Discomfort Food: "Strangers On A Train," At The Playcrafters Barn Theatre Through January 21...
Written By: Mike Schulz
Section: Theatre
Category: Reviews
2006-05-17 07:39:18
About four months ago, my schedule forced me to catch the first dress rehearsal of Playcrafters’ Over the River & through the Woods as opposed to a paid performance, and so I took some personal responsibility for my dissatisfaction with the show; a lot of what seemed to be lacking, I thought, could easily have improved by opening night. It seemed a little unfair to be critiquing a rehearsal. (What better place to err than rehearsal?)
Well, circumstances dictated that I again catch a Playcrafters production before its official opening – I saw the Barn Theatre’s Sweet & Hot: The Songs of Harold Arlen at a preview on Monday, May 8 – for which I apologize. But I don’t apologize much, because this revue already has the right spirit and a host of good feelings (and good performances) exuding from it. This didn’t feel like a rehearsal; it felt like a performance, and a delightful one.
Read More About Not Exactly Hot, But Awfully Sweet: "Sweet & Hot: The Songs Of Harold Arlen" At Playcrafters...
Written By: Mike Schulz
Section: Theatre
Category: Feature Stories
2006-05-10 08:36:35
Over the past 10 months, the stage space at the Playcrafters Barn Theatre in Moline has been transformed into a ballpark (for the venue’s production of Rounding Third), an Italian villa (for Enchanted April), and the entire town of Bedford Falls (for It’s a Wonderful Life).
But these days, after climbing the stairs to the second level of the Barn, the first thing you notice about the set for Sweet & Hot: The Songs of Harold Arlen (running through May 21) is something more unexpected than anything found on those previous sets: a piano.
Read More About That Old Barn Magic: Moline’S Barn Theatre Presents Its First Musical In Nearly A Decade...
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