Neil Shurley - Page 6

'Rockabilly Heaven is a party for the ears. Y'all are going to absolutely love it!'  

It's a rambling, antic musical comedy romp, filled with good spirits, some toe-tapping tunes, and a squad of dancing football players.

The classic musical opens July 19. Mill Town Players will put their own spin on this classic musical in their new production opening July 19. We asked the director, Lauren Imhoff, to tell us a little about what to expect.

Including a substantive review from my fourteen year old daughter.

This production blew me away.

This brisk new stage adaptation is delightfully antic and deliciously revelatory.

'While the show is very personal and unique, it speaks on a broader level about family and acceptance and everyone can relate to that.'

'I am working in subtle and sometimes not so subtle ways to present these through a female lens.'

'I hope they laugh at times, cry at times, and walk away filled with love for everyone!'

'It's a show about love and finding love at every age of your life, so that is a message that permeates to everyone.'

The audience I saw it with often exploded with laughter.

BWW Interview: John Fagan on the 25TH ANNIVERSARY season of the Warehouse Theatre's Upstate Shakespeare Festival

'Bang you're on. Bang you've said it. Bang you're off...That's farce. That's the theatre. That's life.'

You will have a fantastic time watching it whether you have children or not.

'It's all about the humanity.'

'Herstory is a brief window into the world of how women can inspire other women.'

It's the best and fullest version of Into the Woods I've ever seen.

Power of Sail is a cogent and urgent message for our time.

'It all adds up to a road trip you won't be disappointed you made.'

A vibrant, well-cast production that truly brings the beloved classic to life.