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#HFF25: Bless Your Heart, reviewed

One of the most striking elements of BLESS YOUR HEART was the palpable enthusiasm and joy surrounding this new work

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#HFF25: WIN!, reviewed – GiaOnTheMove.com

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#HFF25: RISE OF A KING, reviewed

Vico Ortiz’s solo show, RISE OF A KING, is one part drag show, one part exploration through childhood discovery, and

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What Do You Want in a Revival? Reinvention or a Redo? — OnStage Blog

by Chris Peterson Let’s ask the question: What do you actually want out of a revival? Do you want a

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The Time Has Come for a Broadway Revival of ‘Rags’ — OnStage Blog

The story centers on Rebecca Hershkowitz, a Jewish immigrant who arrives in New York at the turn of the twentieth

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#HFF25: BETSY & PATTY FIND OUT, reviewed

BETSY & PATTY FIND OUT is a little gem of a show by Aaron Francis, that could not be more

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#HFF25: MONA LISA MISSING! THE MUSICAL!, reviewed

Take your seat and flash back to a romantic Paris, where Inspector Clouseau and Cyd Charisse once took us on

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New-Gen Gamers Only Buy at Discount Survey Reveals

Digital entertainment marketplace Eneba has revealed a new set of data that provides insight into a new generation (new-gen) of

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Roger Q. Mason’s, HIDE & HIDE, a contemporary masterpiece

There’s an overt hopelessness that’s playing out in HIDE & HIDE that is steering every bit of the drama.  The

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Supporting Theatre, Even When the Lead Makes You Cringe — OnStage Blog

by Chris Peterson, OnStage Blog Founder Here’s the thing: I love theatre. I love it more than most people. I