Author: arts_louisville

Hercule Poirot traveling across the continent on the Orient Express; Charlie Chan crossing an ocean on a luxury liner headed for an exotic port. They represent the classic era of murder mysteries. It is a realm that WhoDunnit...

Hercule Poirot traveling across the continent on the Orient Express; Charlie Chan crossing an ocean on a luxury liner headed for an exotic port. They represent the classic era of murder mysteries. It is a realm that WhoDunnit...

The old saying goes that an artist is his own worst critic. Less glib and more tragically true is that an artist can often be his own worst enemy. This is the crisis at the forefront of  Terrence McNally’s musical A Man of No...

The old saying goes that an artist is his own worst critic. Less glib and more tragically true is that an artist can often be his own worst enemy. This is the crisis at the forefront of  Terrence McNally’s musical A Man of No...

The longest-running musical in Broadway history has two key ingredients going for it: inexhaustible charm and a swell of substance that rises to catch you off guard. Written by Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones the show, which...