The Crippled Critic

 "The Light" is the best new play I have seen in many years. Welcome Loy A. Webb to my List of Playwrights to Watch. I have not ye...

 "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf" @ PCS is a production I would sincerely call "unmissable." This production of the ...

 "Mrs. Harrison", which opened last night at PCS, is a crackling two-hander. It was a late replacement in PCS' Season, but a g...

Do you love mysteries? Do you want to see a U.S. Premiere? Lakewood has you covered, with "The Maltese Falcon." This just might be...

 It was a wonderful respite from the grind of Spring Term, in my late-in-life return to college, to see a play. This is my reaction every ti...

 I am so glad I made time to see "A Few Good Men" at Lakewood. It was the best play I've seen in a very long while. Its reputa...

 I just glanced at the date on my last review. Over 7 months! I can think of no better way to break my "fast" than a murder myster...

 I've been anticipating "Mary Jane" since it was first announced Pre-CoVid. Then, as everything limped back to life, Third Rai...

 "True Story" is the play I've been looking forward to the most all Season. I am a huge fan of murder mysteries, and I couldn...

(Pardon the rather belated review, please. The Crippled Critic is now also (rather unexpectedly,) the Crippled College Student once again, a...