items tagged with Patrick Adamson
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
2007-03-14 08:31:34
In his recent roles at the Playcrafters Barn Theatre, Patrick Adamson - portraying the insistent houseguest from hell in 2005's The Nerd and the irresponsible, romantic Gordon in the current Catfish Moon - has displayed an almost fearsome amount of talent.
Read More About Sibling Revelry: "Catfish Moon," At The Playcrafters Barn Theatre Through March 18...
Written By: Mike Schulz
Section: Theatre
Category: Reviews
2005-09-14 00:00:00
The Nerd at Playcrafters Barn Theatre Through September 25
As the lights come up on Playcrafters’ production of Larry Shue’s The Nerd, we find ourselves in the Terre Haute, Indiana, living room of architect Willum Cubbert (Josh Kahn), whose pseudo-girlfriend, Tansy (Jessica Nicol), and drama-critic friend, Axel (Chris White), are throwing him a surprise birthday party. For about 20 minutes, the three characters chat, and all the while, the light from the evening sky – seen through Willum’s living-room windows in the rear of the stage – is going through the most amazing transformation. The reddish-pink hues from outside begin to subtly shift to a lovely magenta, and within time, they will have morphed into a deep, midnight blue with a hint of purple; it’s a beautiful, subtle effect, well-achieved by designer Jennifer Kingry.
Read More About Missed Connections: "The Nerd" At The Playcrafters Barn Theatre, And "Broadway Bound" At The Old Creamery Theatre...
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