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Broadway World Review: Wait Until Dark at the Pocket Community Theatre in Hot Springs
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Welcome to October! Theatre suspense is so much fun, so I say bring on the scary shows! To start us off, I was able to get a sneaky peek at WAIT UNTIL DARK at The Pocket Community Theatre in Hot Springs, which runs through October 11, and they wasted no time getting me into the spirit with plenty of suspense and even a few jump scares that got me! It’s the perfect way to ring in the spooky season.
Broadway World Review:THE DEMON BARBER OF FLEET STREET at The Pocket Community Theatre in Hot Springs
here are some musicals that completely consume me every time I see them, and Stephen Sondheim‘s Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street is at the very top of that list. No matter how many times I venture down Fleet Street, I find myself discovering something new, laughing at the wicked humor, and marveling at Sondheim’s brilliant score. So when The Pocket Community Theatre announced it was taking on this legendary musical, I knew I had to be there. Under the direction of James Kendall, with Emily Cooper as Music Director and choreography by Marta Eliza Miller and Stephanie Shaw, this thrilling production opens Friday, August 7, and runs through August 16. Once again, The Pocket proves it isn’t afraid to dream big, embracing one of Broadway’s most challenging and rewarding masterpieces with the confidence and talent that audiences have come to expect from this incredible theatre company.
Broadway World Review: RIPCORD at The Pocket Community Theatre in Hot Springs
Some friendships begin with a smile. Others begin with a declaration of war. In David Lindsay-Abaire‘s RIPCORD, now playing at The Pocket Community Theatre in Hot Springs through Sunday, June 14, two women engage in an escalating battle of wills that results in one of the funniest productions I’ve seen in Hot Springs. Directed by Steve Mitchell, RIPCORD is packed with sharp humor and outrageous situations, but beneath all the laughter lies a deeply moving story about grief, family, forgiveness, and the unexpected connections that can change our lives when we least expect them.
Broadway World Review: GODSPELL at The Pocket Community Theatre
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Sunday school lessons have never been so groovy as Godspell, conceived by John-Michael Tebelak with music and new lyrics by Stephen Schwartz, and The Pocket Community Theatre brings it to life with a joyous spirit that makes every moment feel personal and uplifting. Running through Sunday, 19, this production invites audiences into a space where community is not just a theme, it is the experience.