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For many, last year's racial justice protests in the aftermath of the murders of…Theatre Review: Actors’ Theatre Returns With Delightful ‘Much Ado About Nothing’
June 1, 2021 1:00 pm
Richard Sanford
The much-missed Actors’ Theatre of Columbus brought the stage in Schiller Park back to life last weekend after a dark year with one of Shakespeare’s most accessible comedies, Much Ado About Nothing, directed by Philip J. Hickman and Cat McAlpine. The phenomenal set by Brendan Michna and costumes courtesy of Tonya Marie (of Gypsycat Studios) […]
Actors’ Theatre of Columbus Cancels 2020 Season
April 30, 2020 5:13 pm
Taijuan Moorman
The Actors’ Theatre of Columbus announced on Thursday, April 30 that it would be canceling its 2020 “Royals” themed season due to the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic. The difficult decision was made with the health of staff, actors and audience in mind, said the company in a statement. “ATC cannot project right now what […]
Theatre Review: Actors’ Theatre’s Gleeful, Bawdy ‘Or’
January 23, 2020 10:00 am Richard Sanford
Actors’ Theatre presents Liz Duffy Adams’ restoration-era farce, Or, in a crackling production directed by Rowan Winterwood with the right amounts of sweet and hot. Or finds Aphra Behn (Michelle Weiser), poet and former spy, in a debtors’ prison from unpaid wages due to an untimely beheading of her boss, the King, in the rise […]
Mystery Dinner Theater At Apollo Lounge
Fun Evening . Delicious Dinning. Interactive Theater. Laughs. Solve The Mystery. Guests will be treated to a fun time of delicious food with live entertainment. Get involved and help solve the mystery for the night! The evening starts out with stationed dining featuring freshly prepared menu items from our chef. A prix fixe menu filled […]
Actors’ Theatre “Wine for a Reason”
Actors Theatre 2019 Fall Fundraiser: Wine For a Reason Join us Thursday, September 26th for drinks and hors d’ouevres, bid on our silent auction, hear what the future holds for ATC, and rub elbows with some very special guests!
Theatre Review: Riotous Affairs in Actors’ Theatre’s Les Liaisons Dangereuses
August 20, 2019 11:15 am Richard Sanford
Actors’ Theatre closes their 2019 Tainted Love series in the park with a handsome, stiletto-sharp production of Christopher Hampton’s hit 1985 adaptation of Pierre Choderlos de Laclos’ 1782 novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses, directed by Andy Falter and Philip J. Hickman. Les Liaisons Dangereuses focuses on the torrid friendship of two bored aristocrats, sometime-lovers and full-time-manipulators […]
Review: Actors’ Theatre’s Delightful As You Like It
July 26, 2019 3:55 pm Richard Sanford
One of the most surefire crowd-pleasers in the Shakespeare canon, As You Like It depends on a tricky chemical mix of buoyancy and gravity. In Actors’ third park production of 2019, director Pam Hill and her actors strike that balance almost perfectly. As You Like It, for all its court intrigue and hijinks, hinges on […]
