Lisa Much
Lisa Much is a recent transplant to Columbus as of June. She comes from Chicago having freelanced as a stage manager and prop designer. She holds a BA in Sustainable Theater from Green Mountain College in Vermont.
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Theatre Review: Shadowbox Live’s American Idiot Expectantly Excels with the Music
After waiting years for the rights and enduring much...
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Theatre Review: CATCO’s Love Letters Celebrates Love Throughout the Years
As Valentine’s Day approaches, sentiments abound regarding the day...
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Theatre Review: Anything Goes a Delightful Classic
Cole Porter undoubtedly remains one of the most influential...
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Theatre Review: Psycho Beach Party has Stellar Acting but Falls a Bit Flat
Rare do I see a show that leaves me...
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Theatre Review: AVLT’s bobrauschenbergamerica, an energy filled ride
I will be honest; I've struggled with writing this review for some time. After watching Available Light Theatre's production of Charles L. Mee's bobrauschenbergamerica,...
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Theatre Review: MadLab’s The Invisible Play is anything but invisible
Upon entering MadLab for Alex Dremann's The Invisible Play, one encounters the epitome of functionality. The office set is a perfect tribute to the...
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Cirque Du Soleil’s TOTEM, a not to miss creation story that awes
Everyone, of course, knows the name “Cirque Du Soleil.” The company began in Montreal nearly thirty years ago and has rapidly expanded within the...
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Theatre Review: tick, tick…BOOM! explores growing up at age 30
Tonight, Evolution Theatre Company opens Jonathan Larson's rock musical tick, tick...BOOM!An autobiographical piece, tick, tick...BOOM!, tells the story of Jon (Jonathan Collura), a struggling...
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Theatre Review: The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee a rollicking pandemonium
CATCO's newest production The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee showcases a fine array of budding nerdom. A show that conjures up memories of...
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Theatre Review: Shadowbox Live’s Burlesque Behind the Curtain a steamy show
Last night, steaminess filled Shadowbox Live as they opened their newest original stage 2 production and sequel to last year's Burlesque de Voyage.The show...
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Theatre Review: Powerful Songs Drive Imagine Productions’ Presentation of Rent
Twenty years after the initial New York Theatre Workshop,...
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Theatre Review: Shadowbox Live’s Recent Collaboration Gallery of Echoes Paves an Exciting Path for Theaters in Columbus
Shadowbox Live's newest original production Gallery of Echoes opened...
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Theatre Review: Straight White Men attempts to address privilege
I recall a specific moment in January 2012 when...
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Theatre Review: The Addams Family Delivers a Fairly Tame Production
The Addams Family-A New Musical opened on Broadway in...
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Theatre Review: Available Light’s We are Proud to Present…
After witnessing Available Light Theatre's We are Proud to...