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The Jewish Community Center opens up The Full Monty [Theater]

In this musical adaptation of the hit movie, Center Stage prepares to open its curtains to all.
Awkward x 2 gives the Green Building a real gift [Visual Art]

Los Angeles artists hold a very impressive exhibition on the lovely walls of the Green Building gallery.
The Alley Theater reads the Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy very well [Theater]

It turns out, all you need for an hysterical Saturday evening are four people, some microphones, polyester pants, and scripts of the Hitchhiker's Guide radio drama.
Don't Panic. The Alley Theater brings The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy down to Earth [Theater]

The original BBC radio dramas of Douglas Adams' stellar works come to life every Saturday through April.
Finningan's Fifth Festival of Funky Fresh Fun flails [Theater]

Unfortunately, the well intentioned, passionately performed production cannot lift above the slight writing and timed constraints.
Forsooth: Finningan's Fifth Festival of Funky Fresh Fun finds its first footing this Thursday [Theater]

The fifth annual collection of short plays by local playwrights promises a wild, eclectic time.
UofL School of Music delights with Cosi fan Tutte [Theater]

Despite the overly misogynist message, the two hundred year old opera is delivered with a wonderful enthusiasm by gifted students.
UofL Opera Theatre presents the Mozart opera Cosi Fan Tutte [Theater]

University of Louisville’s School of Music puts on the Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart opera centering on the humorous vulnerabilities of young romance.
Michael Von Seibenburg Melts Through the Floorboards proves as interesting as its title [Humana Festival]

Apparently, it is still possible to find a good story involving vampires.
The Humana Festival gets even weirder with Michael Von Seibenburg Melts Through the Floorboards [Humana Festival]

This year’s strong Festival continues by showcasing the identity crisis of a five hundred year old playboy who eats people.
The newly opened musical, Curtains, calls you to a lovely evening [Theater]

The Jewish Community Center opens Curtains, a murder mystery musical well worth your time.
Will Kentucky's Presidential Primary matter? [Opinion: The Arena]

Yes, the Republican Presidential Primary comes to Kentucky a bit later than the fanfare, but could it actually make some small difference?
Congressman Yarmuth, Mayor Fisher, and featured playwrights open the 36th annual Humana Festival of New American Plays [Theater]

The Humana festival officially begins this week and the authors have a lot to say.
The Veri**on Play starts the Humana Festival off with absurd hilarity [Theater]

The tale of one woman’s struggle against the formidable power of her cell phone provider made for an absolutely hysterical evening.
The Humana Festival begins by putting you on hold with 'The Veri**on Play' [Theater]

One woman's struggle with customer service derails into a call for vengeance in The Veri**on Play, the opening production of the 36th annual Humana Festival.
Reflections: Murder in a Hall of Mirrors satisfies that mystery itch [Theater]

With a passionate cast and a pretty decent meal, Whodunnit delivers a good night out with their Spring feature.
The Great Depression never felt so good [Theater]

Walden Theatre's presentation of Arthur Miller's The American clock proves a vibrant, engaging worked performed by a group of talented young actors.
The Stock Market crashes on Walden Theatre [Theater]

The drama of the Great Depression unfolds as the Walden Theatre begins its run of Arthur Miller's The American Clock tomorrow.
Number the Stars shines and will surely delight many, many schoolchildren. [Theater]

Stage One's production connects kids with World War II in a respectful, smart way.
Children of the Holocaust search for safety in Number the Stars [Theater]

The acclaimed children's book comes to the stage this Sunday, telling the story of childhood bravery amidst the Holocaust.

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