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...
Entertainment
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: The Whipping Man, a powerful story with a provocative premise
Gallery Players and New Players Theater recent collaboration of Matthew Lopez's The Whipping Man covers countless ideas in a driving and emotional story.A tense...
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Theatre Review: Five Guys Named Moe — the Greatest Band Around
Let me preface all of this by stating that I do not particularly enjoy musicals where plot subordinates the music. I like driving stories...
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Theatre Review: Viva Vagina a nice variance to typical Shadowbox shows
Viva Vagina, Shadowbox Live's newest Stage 2 production, conjures up thoughts of a musical variation of Eve Ensler's Vagina Monologues or a cabaret-style, satirical,...
Entertainment
Theatre Review: War Horse – a poignant play with cinematic flourish
Long awaited and highly anticipated, the U.S. tour of Nick Stafford's War Horse cantered into the Ohio Theatre last night to a full house.Based...
Comedy
Theatre Review: Laughter on the 23rd Floor is a smart comedy
I did a quick peruse of TV Guide's current top ranks to see two identical shows vying for top place (The Voice and American...
Entertainment
Theatre Chat: Nina Does Cbus
Andrew Levitt never planned to call Columbus home. Rather, he thought he would hang around for a bit and test out a drag character,...
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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...