Neil Shurley has been covering the Greenville SC arts scene since 2001. A member of the American Theatre Critics Association, his theatre-related work has appeared in such publications as The Greenville News, Greenville Journal, Creative Loafing, and MetroBeat.
Neil is also an actor, songwriter, and occasional ukulele-player. He tweets too much, mostly about donuts, coffee, and Star Trek.
'Hate causes us to say and do things we normally wouldn't. This hate isn't limited just to the gay community, which is why I think this play speaks to audiences of all gender, orientation, identity, race, etc.'
'This play is Sherlock Holmes and Monty Python had a baby.'
'Godspell helps us experience Jesus's message of love in a new and powerful way by telling his story through a completely unique lens.'
The power of the production lies in the layered, very human performances undergirding the beautifully emotive vocals.
'I applaud the Warehouse for taking this wild, crazy, zany story and really working to make it reflective of the beautiful, diverse world we live in.'
'What seems so important at one point in your life is really inconsequential to the larger snapshot of life.'
It's a fun, colorful inversion of fairy tale tropes filled with amusing moments performed by an enthusiastic cast.
'Just remember, if you touch us, we reserve the right to touch you back.'
'One of my questions after reading the play was, 'Do you have to feel guilty in order to go to heaven, so you won't ever have to feel guilt again?' I think Del Shores grapples with that theme, so there is a lot of gut-wrenching guilt presented here. Within the self-loathing there are opportunities for seeing irony, folly and some bits of joy.'
'An immersive theatrical event, where Shakespearean Lovers are competing against the audience while performing scenes.'
Little Women, the musical, boosted by charming performances and strong voices.
The Foothills Playhouse 2018-19 season is full of crowd-pleasing favorites.
'With this much energy and talent on display - not to mention a message worth spreading - GLOW's In the Heights demands to be seen.'
'I really think this show is going to be something special, and a journey for the audience and the cast to undertake together. I can't wait to see what kind of relationships we get to build!'
BWW Review: BREAKING UP IS HARD TO DO brings simple musical fun to Centre Stage
Beehive is a feel-good journey that will get your head bobbing and your toes tapping.
'Expect a load of laughs, a heaping scoop of love, and tons of fun in this musical romp perfect for the entire family.'
'It takes generations of people back to their younger days, which is what is so incredible about theater'
'You cannot walk away from this show without learning something about yourself and your world.'
The play raises questions about what might happen when your best friend finds the success that you've always hoped for.
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