Tag: musical
Singin’ in the Theatre: A Preview of Company
Written by Zack Silvas. Media by Ashley Chaney.
The Factory Theatre has hosted many good productions in the past. From Romeo and Juliet to The...
Discovering Dear Evan Hansen
Written by Regina Sanders. Media by Yecheng Wang.
https://youtu.be/x_CNqKA2t9M
“A letter that was never meant to be seen, a lie that was never meant to be...
Godspell, a Timeless Story
Written by Tabitha Rice. Media by Ben Isaacs.
The Factory Theater’s latest production, Godspell, is a magnificent blend of the timeless teachings of Jesus and...
You’re a Good Man, Factory Theater
Written by Joshua Baker. Media by Taylor Neal.
On Wednesday night, I had the unique pleasure of seeing a special performance of You’re a Good...
The Twenty Dollar Question
Written by Johnathon Goodenow. Media by Kayla Morton.
Changes to American currency caught the public's attention. Some are in favor of new faces on bills...
Les Miserables Broadway Review
Written by Jessica LaPage. Media by Courtney Murphy.
If you are walking down Broadway looking for a show, there are many great options. “The Lion King,”...
A Tale as Old as Time at the Fox
Written by Rachel Jones. Media by Courtney Murphy.
A Disney lover’s dream comes to life as the classic “Beauty and the Beast” hits the stages...
“The Fantasticks”- Coming Soon
Written by Whitney Vitt. Media by Riley Hannula.
The Factory Theatre welcomes students, community members, and musical admirers with the 2016 spring semester musical, "The...
Hamilton: An American Musical
Written and Media by Emma Canady.
Hamilton: An American Musical has swept through the nation. Based off the 2004 biography by Ron Chernow, the musical...
Waking Up “The Spitfire Grill”
The Factory Theatre's musical production of The Spitfire Grill toasts the spirit of American hospitality, even though the owner/manager of the Grill, saucily played by Joy Gorrell, seems at first only grudgingly hospitable. If you need a break and want to cozy up in someone else's place, The Spitfire Grill may be for you. The initial pace feels as slow as diner ketchup, which serves to illustrate the cheerless pothole of a town that is Gilead. The pace and mood pick up with Lindsay Ufert's sweet lilting song about the disasters she's causing at her new job as Grill cook. Still, the slow pace also showed the sluggishness of the dying town in winter, until spring comes and Percy comes up with the mustard seed idea for the Grill that gets the townsfolk to grow out of the thinking that has held them stagnant all this time.
