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    Best Theatrical Performance of 2012: Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson by Available Light Theatre

    One of the new categories added to this year’s reader survey was that of theatrical performances. We observed (and reviewed) over two dozen shows from a variety of local theatre troupes, and when we asked our readers to pick their favorite, they chose the run of Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson produced by Available Light Theatre.

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    Here’s what CU Theatre Reviewer Halie Williams had to say about the show in her writeup:

    In spite of the fact of the young cast and the show’s few slow moments, “Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson” proves to be a clever and intelligent amusement doused with a quick-witted script, cynicism and hilarity.

    Top 10 Theatrical Performances of 2012:

    1. Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson – Available Light Theatre
    2. Robin Hood – Actors’ Theatre of Columbus
    3. Avenue Q – CATCO
    4. Dracula – BalletMet
    5. Cabaret – Short North Stage
    6. Waiting for Godot – Shepherd Productions
    7. Nutcracker – BalletMet
    8. Chicago – Shadowbox Live
    9. Jazz Moves Columbus – BalletMet + Jazz Arts Group
    10. Next Fall – CATCO
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    Walker Evans
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    Walker Evans is the co-founder of Columbus Underground, along with his wife and business partner Anne Evans. Walker has turned local media into a full time career over the past decade and serves on multiple boards and committees throughout the community.
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